Source: Paul Archuleta / Getty
We have what the Baptist church calls a “praise report.” After suffering a stroke at age 24, Snoop Dogg’s daughter, Cori Broadus, is doing much better.
The hip-hop famous daughter updated fans, family, and friends on Instagram this week. Posting a carousel set of in-home photos, Cori looks healthy, happy, and thriving. We are here for her good spirits and positive vibes.
MORE: Snoop Dogg Says NFL Not Having A Black Team Owner Shows That ‘We Still The Slaves’
News of Cori’s stroke hit the internet on Thursday, January 18. While neither she nor her family shared details about the possible cause of the stroke, Cori’s battle with lupus has been public. And connections between lupus and stroke have been found in research.
Source: Prince Williams / Getty
Following news of her initial medical scare, Cori updated fans about her condition. In fact, she has been candid about her stroke, sharing moments of her journey along the way.
Just a few days after her reported heart incident, Cori took to Instagram with a hospital selfie. “God is working overtime, you hear me! My kidneys were doing terrible…” Cori wrote on top of her temporary post. Next to her Instagram story update, Cori posed in what appeared to be a hospital bathroom with the thumbs-up sign.
Cori Broadus rocks a cute bra and panty set on the ‘gram, says she dropped 40lbs
Cori’s recent February 9 health update seems to hold a similar hope-filled sentiment. In a set of pictures, Cori poses in a string panty and bra set, white t-shirt, and fluffy slippers. Her hair is braided in two top knots. And her makeup and skin are naturally glowing and gorgeous.
Snoop’s daughter writes on social media, “After my stroke, I really wanted to get serious about my health, so I joined @goodbyelupus 4 week rapid recovery program, and I’m 40lbs down on my self care journey and I’m really enjoying it
.” See her post below as we continue to send the recovering beauty good vibes!
Strokes Are More Common In Black Women Than Any Racial Group, Study Suggests
New data suggests that Black women like Cori Broadus who experience high blood pressure before the age of 35 may be at risk of having a stroke during middle age.
A study conducted by Boston University associate professor Dr. Hugo Aparicio found that Black women with high blood pressure under the age of 35 were three times more likely to develop a stroke by the time they reached middle age.
SEE ALSO:
Snoop Dogg Slams The Music Streaming Industry: ‘How Do You Get Paid Off That S—-!?’
RIP Beverly Tate: Snoop Dogg Eulogizes ‘Angel’ Mother Following Her Death
Snoop Dogg’s Daughter Cori Broadus Is Doing Better Following A Stroke was originally published on hellobeautiful.com
