Suge Knight's Son Jacob Holds Daughter Wearing Cute Pink Onesie in a New Photo

Suge J. Knight, who also goes by the moniker Lil Surge, recently posted an adorable photo with his daughter on Instagram.

Suge Knight’s son, Suge J. Knight, is a proud father to a beautiful daughter, who sometimes gets to show herself on his Instagram account.

PRETTY IN PINK

Recently, the music executive’s son posted a photo with his daughter on social media, which featured the little one’s beautiful face at such a young age.

Knight, who paid tribute to his father by making his daughter take their last name, held his little bundle of joy up in front of him, while she appeared to be giggling when the photo was taken.

The adorable little one dressed in a hot pink onesie with white polka dots and had little curls on her hair, while her father wore a plain black tee and black shades. He captioned the post:

“I love my Sunset #girldad.”

The horrible night in 2015 had the rap mogul run over a security guard, Cle “Bone” Sloan repeatedly and also hit label owner Terry Carter.

KNIGHT CAUSES A STIR

In 2018, the Death Row Records owner’s son caused a stir on the internet after claiming that the late rapper Tupac Shakur was still alive and residing in Malaysia.

Knight shared about the Las Vegas shooting in 1996 that killed Shakur and called it fake and added that the Illuminati were involved with the fabricated story.

The since-deleted post included photos of the rapper posing with Beyonce and 50 Cent as proof of Knight’s claim.

The entrepreneur followed his father’s footsteps and founded his own record label company after working at Fisk University, where he graduated.

He became the CEO and consultant of OverKnight Entertainment, where new artists are discovered and formed.

SUGE KNIGHT IN PRISON

While his grown-up son is raising his own family, Suge Knight remains in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter -- a crime he committed in 2015.

Instead of serving a life sentence behind bars, Suge’s prison stay was lowered to 28 years, which includes 22 years of service for manslaughter and six for other violations.

The horrible night in 2015 had the rap mogul run over a security guard, Cle “Bone” Sloan repeatedly and also hit label owner Terry Carter.

Suge came forward the following day but said he merely defended himself from Sloan, who had a gun. However, the security guard said otherwise.