The single child of legendary rapper Snoop Dogg, Cori Broadus, is going through a period of deep sadness. She announced the death of her infant daughter, Codi Dreaux, who was born prematurely at 25 weeks gestation on January 31 through her Instagram accounts at the age of 26.

" On Monday, I lost my life's true passion. Cori wrote over a heartfelt black and white photo of her holding her baby, which came with an god aircraft icon and a tickling image.

After ten months of struggle in the neonatal intensive care unit ( NICU), Little Codi finally returned home in early January.

The girl's birth, which her mother had announced in February 2025, was marred by problems. After being diagnosed with HELLP syndrome, a serious conception condition that affects the blood and liver, Cori revealed that she gave birth via an emergency cesarean section. She reaffirmed her faith and gratitude at the time, saying," My child is as perfect as actually. He came today at 25 days. " God, I'm grateful for allowing me to get this far despite the hardships. On social media, Cori's fiancee and Wayne Deuce, the mother's father, also expressed their grief. " Codi Dreaux, you have left me so badly, I'm so sorry. But I am certain that you are at harmony. He posted a sweet photo of himself holding his daughter alongside the promise that" Daddy will always appreciate you. " High-Risk Expectation Cori herself described as being high-risk when she announced her conception in December 2024. Despite the favorable health condition, the young mother kept up the good will, telling media outlets like E! rumors that" God has his arms on me"

Cori Broadus's relatives and supporters are now supporting her in this devastating loss. She has been open about her conflicts with autoimmune and depression.

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