The Black Wall Street: The Game is going to be a father again

Tuesday, May 8, 2007

The Game is going to be a father again

In a recent interview with rapper Mistah F.A.B. on the San Francisco radio station Wild 94.9, Game revealed that he is expecting another son in two months.
"Got another one on the way, man, droppin' in April," Game said. "King Justice."
King Justice will join Harlem Caron, Game's son who will turn 4 in June.
"Gotta hold it down for my fam, man," Game said. "Two kids. And just keep pushin'."

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