A recent family photo of actress Lauren London with her two sons has spread quickly across social media after fans noted how clearly each boy resembles his father.
In the image, London stands beside 17-year-old Kameron Samuel Ari Carter, known as Kam, and 10-year-old Kross Ermias Asghedom against a simple green hedge. Viewers immediately identified Kameron, her son with Lil Wayne, by his curly hair and more mature features, while pointing to Kross, her son with the late Nipsey Hussle, for his braids and bright smile that many said echoed the rapper.
London, 41, has largely kept her children out of the constant public eye. When she does share rare glimpses, the reaction is often intense. Both boys are Virgos. She has referred to them as her “two Virgo boys” in past posts marking their birthdays.
Kameron was born Sept. 9, 2009, during London’s on-and-off relationship with Lil Wayne, which began when she was 15. The pair have maintained a low-drama co-parenting arrangement. Wayne has described pausing work for bedtime FaceTime calls with his son and bonding over courtside sports talk. Kameron has appeared at events with both parents and once contributed a verse on Wayne’s “No Ceilings 3” mixtape track titled “Kam.”
Kross was born Aug. 31, 2016, during London’s relationship with Nipsey Hussle, which lasted from 2013 until the rapper’s murder on March 31, 2019, outside his Marathon Clothing store in South Los Angeles. Kross was about two and a half years old at the time. His middle name, Ermias, honors his father’s given name.
At Nipsey Hussle’s memorial service at the Staples Center in April 2019, then-9-year-old Kameron spoke about a dream in which the rapper appeared. “He said ‘What up killa,’ cause that’s my nickname to him,” Kameron told the crowd. “I turned around and I yelled his name and I gave him a hug.” He said the encounter left him believing Hussle had described heaven as paradise. The nickname stuck.
Nipsey’s influence on Kameron went beyond the household. London has said her older son’s interest in investing and financial literacy grew from living with Hussle and from conversations with an uncle focused on community wealth. Kameron later took stock classes and has preferred golf in recent years, explaining that the course is “where deals get done.” In a 2025 interview he called his mother his “best friend” and praised her resilience.
On Feb. 28, 2026, the City of Los Angeles dedicated Nipsey Hussle Square at the intersection of Crenshaw Boulevard and Slauson Avenue, the corner long tied to the rapper’s life and work. London, Kameron and Kross attended. London told the gathering that early in their relationship Hussle would point to the spot and say, “You know, Boogie, one day, they’re gonna name this whole section after me. And here we are today.”
Kameron also spoke, noting it was his first return to the intersection since 2019. “Coming here was very hard,” he said. “Passing by it always seemed like a negative place. But seeing everybody here today… it changes the whole perspective on everything. It gives me hope that things can change. And now I feel empowered to be here. And it’s named after him. This is absolutely what he would have wanted.”
London grew up primarily with her African-American mother, Terri Lynn Conner, after her parents divorced when she was three. Her father, Gary Paul London, is of Ashkenazi Jewish heritage. She has described the experience as that of being raised by a single Black mother, a background that has shaped her own approach to parenting and privacy.
Online comments on the latest photo largely praised London’s parenting and the boys’ appearance. A smaller number of responses recycled familiar criticism about her relationships with high-profile rappers. The image itself remains a rare casual look at the two brothers side by side, highlighting both their distinct inherited traits and the bond they share under their mother’s care.
