Ludacris’s bright daughter makes her family proud when she is accepted to a US institution at the age of 19.
Karma Bridges: The eldest daughter of Christopher Bridges “Ludacris,” an award-winning singer and actor, has made her family happy by being accepted to Spelman University in Atlanta, Georgia, at the age of 19.
In order to obtain a degree in Documentary Filmmaking and Film Studies, Karma Bridges was accepted to the esteemed HBCU.
In his 25-year career as a musician, record producer, and record executive, her father, Ludacris, has won three Grammys and numerous other honors. Chaka Zulu, Karma Bridges’ godfather, enthusiastically shares the news of her victory on Instagram.
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Chaka Zulu posted on Instagram, “Hey guys, please celebrate and congratulate my God Daughter Karma Bridges as she is heading to Spelman College this fall.”
He conveyed his happiness to Ludacris and his family on his daughter’s remarkable accomplishment. He said, “Congrats, @ludacris @christine.esq. I know you’re so proud.”
Karma Bridges supports social justice, women’s empowerment, and the transformative potential of art. She says she wants to use her love of social justice, women’s empowerment, and the transformative potential of art to improve the world.
Before enrolling at Spelman as an undergraduate, she established an organization in 2018 called ME with the express goal of advancing women’s self-love and empowerment.
Shaun King and Will Packer, two well-known HBCU alumni, honored the young scholar on Instagram. “Well done! You’ve got this! Karma Bridges received recognition from Shaun King for her accomplishment. “I’m very thrilled! According to Keisha Knight Pulliam, “I have a little Spelman sister.”
