Snoop Dogg gives health update on his daughter Cori Broadus, 24, after she suffered ‘severe stroke’

Snoop Dogg has given an update on daughter Cori Broadus, 24, who recently revealed her “kidneys were doing terribly” after she suffered a stroke.

The 52-year-old legendary rapper – born Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. – put on a brave face at the premiere of Underdoggs on Tuesday evening.

The mogul was asked on the red carpet how his daughter was doing People to which he replied, “She’s doing a little better.”

He was then asked by the publication if Cori’s health scare has put his life into perspective.

The 52-year-old legendary rapper – born Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. – put on a brave face at the premiere of Underdoggs on Tuesday evening

Snoop replied, “Yes, yes. Something like that.’

This comes just days after his daughter took to Instagram on Sunday to share her own health update, just days after making her shocking revelation.

She shared four selfies on her Instagram Story with the optimistic caption: ‘God is working overtime, you hear me!

‘My kidneys were doing terribly. The doctors came this morning and said it’s going so much better.’

Cori also shared a photo of herself being visited by niece and nephew – Kai Love and Elleven Love – the children of her older brother Corde, 29.

She also posted an encouraging story from her friend Daniela Emery, which read, “I chose you to be Dakota’s Godmommy for a reason. You are so strong and beautiful inside and out. We love you bookie (heart hands white heart emojis) @princessbroadus’

Cori responded to the sweet note: ‘two tears come to my eyes (emojis) I love you so much more!!! (brown heart emoji)’

She announced on social media on Thursday morning that she had suffered a ‘major stroke’.

The mogul was asked on the red carpet how his daughter was doing by People to which he replied: “She’s doing a little better.”

Snoop Dogg’s daughter Cori Broadus, 24, has revealed her ‘kidneys were doing terribly’ after she suffered a stroke, but gave a positive update as she said things are now ‘improving so much’

Cori and her father Snoop Dogg in 2014

“I had a massive stroke this morning,” she posted on her Instagram Stories on Thursday morning. “I started crying when they told me.”

She followed it with a photo of her wearing a pink hoodie with a surgical mask over her face.

“Like I’m only 24, what have I done in my past to deserve all this,” she added.

DailyMail.com has reached out to Snoop’s representatives for comment.

Cori, the daughter of Snoop and his wife Shante Broadus, also suffers from lupus. When she was just six, she was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease.

Lupus is one of the chronic autoimmune diseases, in which the body produces antibodies against itself and starts attacking it.

Lupus – Systemic Lupus Erythematotsusus (SLE) – has varying severity. Some patients will have only mild problems, others will have life-threatening organ damage to the heart and kidneys.

Speak with People about her lupus battle in September, she said she was “better than I’ve ever been” after taking a more natural approach to her wellness.

Cori also shared a photo of herself being visited by niece and nephew – Kai Love and Elleven Love – the children of her older brother Corde, 29

She also posted an encouraging story from her friend Daniela Emery, which read, “I chose you to be Dakota’s Godmommy for a reason. You are so strong and beautiful inside and out. We love you bookie (heart hands white heart emojis) @princessbroadus’

She announced on social media on Thursday morning that she had suffered a ‘major stroke’

Cori has been open about the health challenges she has endured over the years; in the photo 2018

“I’ve been good, better than ever,” she told People.

“I stopped taking all my medications five months ago,” she said. ‘I just do everything natural, all kinds of herbs, sea moss, tea. I started exercising and drinking a lot of water. So now I think my body is saying, okay, this is the new program and she’s getting used to it.’

Cori said she was forced to make the change after following the same routine for years following her lupus diagnosis.

Cori explained how her medication routine made her “feel like I was going crazy.”

She followed it with a photo of her wearing a pink hoodie with a surgical mask over her face

Cori with her father and mother Shante Broadus

‘I’ve been on medication since I was six, dependent on these medications my whole life. So I wanted better for myself,” she explained. ‘I wanted to change because it just became a lot. I am only 24 years old and take 10 to 12 pills every day. So I got a bit cold Turkey.”

She also said that exercising was beneficial to her health.

“My body doesn’t hurt,” she said. “If you have lupus, that’s one of the most important things. You have painful joints, you have arthritis. And now I think: damn, I’m not complaining about my knees, my feet, my hands, my back.’

Cori added that she was aware that she could make more changes that would benefit her health.

“It’s a constant learning process because I could be doing so much more,” she said.

Cori with her parents in 2017

“If I can make a whole 360 ​​degree change and just get healthy all over the place, I think I would be so good,” she added. ‘But I tell people all the time: it’s a day-by-day process. Things will take time. Nothing will happen overnight.”

In 2021, Cori opened up about her personal mental health struggles and revealed that she had recently attempted suicide.

‘The last few weeks my mental state has not been great. At one point I tried to take my own life, but you and my family really gave me a purpose to live and helped me realize that life is much more than materialistic things and that you can just cut through the bulls** t have to keep pushing,” Cori wrote on Instagram.

In 2022, Cori got engaged to her boyfriend Wayne Duece. “The easiest YES ever @wayneduece. “I love you so much and can’t wait to spend the rest of my life with you,” she posted on Instagram along with the moment he asked her to marry him.

“I can’t wait to share my last name with you ❤️ My beautiful fiancé,” Wayne wrote in the app.