Rapper Snoop Dogg was joined by his family, wife Shante Broadus and 11-year-old daughter Cori, on an episode of The View that aired on Friday, August 6.
While on the show Snoop spoke on his daughter being diagnosed with lupus and how it has affected him as well as his family.
“I didn’t know what to do because people look to me for their savior at times,” Snoop explained. “I’ve done a lot of Make A Wish and I’ve saved a lot of kids and been apart of their lives and now to have this happen to me was like what could I wish for other than to find a cure to help my daughter. No money could fix it, no nothing could fix it. It was just a matter of us loving what we have and loving the moment and just being thankful for what we have. Not really focus off what’s not right, but try to get it right by having love in the house and that’s what’s making her get better.”
Snoop’s wife Shante explained that the couple was close to breaking up prior to their daughter’s diagnosis.
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“We were in the middle of going through a divorce and he came back and wanted to reconcile and like two weeks later when he came back that’s when we found out,” Shante explained on The View.
Last month, Snoop explained to People Magazine that Cori was beating her battle with lupus.
“She’s the toughest little thing I’ve ever met,” Snoop Dogg revealed to the magazine. “She’s on the honor roll, playing volleyball and softball, living life. She has all this joy. In the beginning lupus was winning. But now Cori is.”
