Snoop Dogg’s Granddaughter Passes Away

At first glance, everything seemed fine — even hopeful. A grateful post, a baby finally home, and a family thanking the world for prayers.

But just weeks later, the story took a turn no one was prepared for.

Cori Broadus, Snoop Dogg’s daughter, shared devastating news on Instagram that quietly shook fans and the hip-hop icon’s extended family. Her words revealed a loss that unfolded after a brief but intense medical battle.

In an earlier post, Cori had written, “She’s home. Thank you for every prayer, every message, every ounce of love. God heard them all.” At the time, it sounded like the ending everyone was hoping for.

The baby girl, lovingly referred to as Codi, had spent time in the hospital shortly after birth. While details were kept private, the relief was clear when Cori announced her return home.

Just 20 days later, that relief was replaced with grief.

“Monday, I lost the love of my life. My Codi,” Cori wrote in a black-and-white photo showing her cradling her newborn in a hospital room. The post was simple, raw, and impossible to read without pausing.

She later added another update, admitting how unreal everything felt: “20 days later?! dawg im sick.” The shock was evident — not just sadness, but disbelief that everything changed so quickly.

Friends, family, and supporters flooded her page with messages of love and prayer. Monica Denise reposted the image with the message, “We are covering you and nephew with love and prayers daily… We love you.”

In the midst of mourning, Cori also shared a mirror selfie with the caption “Damn church,” a quiet reminder that life keeps moving even when grief refuses to.

The loss of Snoop Dogg’s granddaughter has resonated far beyond the family. Fans who followed the journey — from worry, to relief, to heartbreak — expressed sorrow at how suddenly hope turned into tragedy.

No cause of death has been publicly shared, and the family has not disclosed further details at this time.

For now, Cori’s words say more than any explanation could. A baby who was finally home, a future imagined, and a goodbye that came far too soon.