Celeb Kids Who Nabbed Full Scholarships
Celebrity kids face incredible amounts of pressure to make a name for themselves in today’s social media-obsessed society where their defining moments (like receiving full scholarships to major schools) are often overshadowed by their failures.
Hit the flip for a gallery of celebrity kids who earned full-ride scholarships.
Snoop Dogg’s son Cordell Broadus, UCLA
Diddy’s son Justin Combs, UCLA
Master P’s son Romeo Miller, USC
Michael Jordan’s son Jeff Jordan, Illinois
Bob Marley’s son Rohan Marley, University of Miami
Denzel’s son John David Washington, Morehouse College
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Tre Mason (son of De La Soul’s DJ Maseo), Auburn
Stephen Curry, Davidson (his dad is Dell Curry)
Brad Kaaya (son of Angela Means Kaaya who played “Felicia” in “Friday”), University of Miami
Barry J. Sanders Jr., Stanford
Joe Montana’s son Nick Montana, Tulane
Deion Sanders Jr., SMU
Ken Griffey, Jr’s son Trey Griffey, Arizona
David Robinson’s son Corey Robinson, Notre Dame
Shawn Kemp, Jr., University of Washington
Tim Hardaway, Jr., Michigan
Antonio Fargas’ son Justin Fargas, USC
Glen Rice Jr., Georgia Tech
Anthony Mason Jr., St. John’s University
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