Snoop Dogg’s daughter Cori Broadus Biography: Baby, Age, Net Worth, Husband, Mother, Instagram, Wiki, Father

Biography

Cori Broadus (born 22 June 1999), commonly known as “CHOC,” is the daughter of famed musician Snoop Dogg and businesswoman Shante Broadus. Like her father, she has had a great career in music as a singer and songwriter.

She began singing in church choirs and then pursued a career in music. Cori’s debut album was a commercial success.

She has worked with her father on a few occasions and with notable musicians such as Drake and Kamaiyah. Cori Broadus is the youngest of her parents’ three children, with two elder brothers.

She also has an elder half-brother from her father’s adulterous affair.

Cori Broadus: History, Bio, Photo
Full Name: Cori Broadus
Stage Name: Choc
Born: 22 June 1999 (age 22 years old)
Place of Birth: California, United States
Nationality: American
Height: 1.57
Parents: Snoop Dogg, Shante Broadus
Siblings: Corde Broadus, Julian Corrie Broadus, Cordell Broadus
Husband • Spouse: Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner: Ez
Children: N/A
Occupation: Singer • Songwriter
Net Worth: US$100,000-US$500,000

Early Life

The media personality Cori Broadus was born in California on June 22, 1999. She is Snoop Dogg‘s only and youngest daughter.

Furthermore, Cori Broadus‘ mother, Shante Monique Broadus, is a businesswoman and philanthropist. She is the Chief Executive Officer of Boss Lady Entertainment and the executive manager of her husband, Snoop Dogg.

She has siblings whose names are Corde Broadus, Julian Corrie Broadus, and Cordell Broadus.

Cori Broadus‘ parents had been childhood sweethearts before marrying in 1997. However, the pair almost divorced in 2004. Furthermore, Snoop Dogg initiated the divorce proceedings, citing irreconcilable differences.

Nonetheless, he avoided it and focused on his marriage. As a result, in 2008, the couple reaffirmed their wedding vows.

Education

Cori Broadus graduated from the ‘Ramón C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts‘ in 2017.

Career

Cori Broadus made her musical debut in August 2011 with the release of the tune ‘Do My Thang.’ Her popularity soared, thanks to the single. A few months later, ‘SMH,’ her second hot track, was released.

Cori Broadus released the single ‘Daddy’s Girl,’ which included her father, the following year. ‘Reincarnated,’ a documentary directed by her father, also included her. She featured in a few episodes of the reality TV series ‘Snoop Dogg’s Father Hood‘ before launching her singing career.

Cori Broadus appeared on Snoop Dogg‘s tune ‘No Guns Allowed‘ in 2013. The song was taken from the album ‘Reincarnated,’ which was released under her father’s second alias, “Snoop Lion.” Drake was also featured in this anti-violence song. In 2016, Cori Broadus released ‘Outside‘ singles and ‘Sittin’ In My Room.’

Cori Broadus released her single “Same” in 2018 under the alias “CHOC.” She resurrected old-school R&B sounds with this song while also sending a good message to women. The following year, she released the single ‘New Phone, Who Dis?‘ with singer Kamaiyah.

This smooth melodic track also had a 90s R&B vibe about it. Cori Broadus has a ‘YouTube’ channel called ‘Cori B.’ where she posts music videos.

Personal Life

Cori Broadus is in a relationship with Ez, whom she met in eighth grade. Her parents, on the other hand, are overly protective.

Cori Broadus and Snoop Dogg appeared on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show‘ in 2015, where they discussed their relationship. Cori Broadus reveals that her father had told her not to date until she was 77 years old.

Net Worth

With the money earned from music, Cori Broadus has amassed an estimated net worth of US$100,000-US$500,000.

Social Media

  • Facebook: @iamcorib
  • Twitter: @princessbroadus
  • YouTube: @iamcorib
  • Instagram: @princessbroadus

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