Ludacris’ biggest fans might just be waiting for him at home.
The Grammy-winning rapper and proud father of four daughters recently revealed how his daughters love choreographing their dance routines to his music, especially his 2006 hit “Money Maker.”
“They love coming up with their own dance routines to some of my songs,” Ludacris, 47, told OK! Magazine in September 2024. “They have a dance routine to ‘Money Maker’ for some reason,” he added with a laugh, calling it “a beautiful thing.”
The Fast & Furious star shares his daughters Karma, 23, with ex Christine White; Cai, 10, with ex Tamika Fuller; and Cadence, 9, and Chance, 3, with his wife, Eudoxie Bridges.
Ludacris has long embraced his role as “the ultimate girl dad,” and says his daughters’ creativity brings him endless joy. “Each one of my daughters has her own unique personality,” he’s said previously. “My job is to celebrate that individuality.”
The rapper also loves giving his daughters a front-row seat to his career. “They just recently came to one of my shows,” he told OK!. “It was a festival show, and it was like, ‘Bring the kids to work!’”
Ludacris’s bond with his daughters goes beyond the stage. His eldest, Karma, even inspired his Netflix animated series Karma’s World, which teaches kids about creativity, compassion, and confidence through music and rap. The show has since spawned a picture book, Daddy and Me and the Rhyme to Be, celebrating the father-daughter bond through storytelling and rhythm.
When he’s not performing or creating, Ludacris ensures family time includes plenty of offline fun. He often encourages his girls to put down their devices and enjoy the outdoors — whether dancing together, playing outside, or traveling as a family.
Whether they’re perfecting their latest choreography or cheering him on from the side of the stage, Ludacris says his daughters are his most prominent supporters — and his favorite dance partners.
“They keep me grounded and remind me what’s most important,” he said. “Family, love — and a whole lot of fun.”
