Snoop Dogg and Cori Broadus Share Family Secrets on 'Jennifer Hudson Show'

Snoop Dogg and Cori Broadus share laughs on "The Jennifer Hudson Show" as they reveal family secrets.

Snoop Dogg and his daughter Cori Broadus made an appearance on "The Jennifer Hudson Show," sharing funny and heartfelt stories about their father-daughter relationship. The episode, which aired Monday, gave viewers a lighthearted glimpse into their lives, showcasing the iconic rapper's unique parenting style and the bond he shares with his daughter.

During a game segment led by Jennifer Hudson, Cori admitted that the last time she lied to her father was earlier that very day. "He asked me if I was on my way yet, and I told him yes, but I had to do some other things first, so I really wasn't on my way," Cori said, eliciting laughter from the audience and her father.

Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, was then asked about a time Cori had been grounded. He recalled a humorous incident involving her car. "I bought her a Jeep Wagon for her 16th birthday, but her mama took it away. All of a sudden, her mama was driving the Jeep Wagon," Snoop said, laughing. Cori nodded and added that her mom would even drive her around in the car meant for her. "She don't play," Cori said, acknowledging her mother's strict but loving parenting.

"The Voice" host also shared the most extravagant gift he had given Cori—a million dollars for her wedding. He noted that the gift remained unopened as Cori's wedding had been delayed due to health issues earlier this year. Cori Broadus and her fiancé Wayne Duece got engaged in November 2022, and the couple has been documenting the ups and downs of planning their wedding for an upcoming E! special titled "Snoop's Fatherhood: Cori and Wayne's Story." Unfortunately, their ceremony was postponed after Cori suffered a stroke at the beginning of the year. Fans can follow their journey when the series airs on Thursday, December 5.

Snoop also talked about his upcoming album 'Missionary' with Dr. Dre, their first collaboration in 30 years. The 15-track album features singles like "Gorgeous" with Jhené Aiko and "Another Part of Me" featuring Sting and Russ. The album, which also includes collaborations with Eminem, 50 Cent, Method Man, Jelly Roll, Tom Petty, and BJ The Chicago Kid, will be released on December 13.