Snoop Dogg’s Daughter, Cori, Shares Health Update following ‘Severe Stroke’ at 24
In an intimate reveal through her Instagram stories, the daughter of renowned rapper Snoop Dogg has shared with her followers a glimpse into her recent health scare.
Cori Broadus' Instagram story on January 24 2024 | Source: Instagram.com/princessbroadus/
Snoop Dogg's daughter, Cori Broadus, recently suffered a frightening health scare. She opened up about her medical condition, confirming that she had suffered a "severe stroke." In a series of updates, she expressed immense relief as her CT scan results returned normal, signaling a positive turn in her recovery. "My CT scan of my chest came back normal and I'm going home today I can [probably] cry omgggg," she wrote in a heartfelt message.
Broadus' gratitude for the support she received was palpable as she thanked her well-wishers: "Thank you, thank you for the continuous prayers, love, etc."
The emotional weight of the experience was evident as she questioned the fairness of her situation, saying she was only 24 and wondered what she had done in a past life to deserve this. Her updates provided a raw and honest look at her journey, including details such as being taken off heparin, a blood thinner, which she shared through a photo of the medication itself.
Her mother also shared the news of her stroke on Instagram, calling her "My Baby, My Warrior," emphasizing her strength and the family's hope for her recovery. Broadus also shared photos of a "Welcome Home" banner in her home when she returned from the hospital.
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