The rapper explains his fresh approach to fatherhood on Netflix’s The Pete Davidson Show
On September 1, 2026, 21 Savage revealed on Netflix’s The Pete Davidson Show how parenting his new baby with Latto differs from raising his first three children. The rapper admitted his younger lifestyle changed into a focused home routine, creating a distinct bond with his newest daughter.
21 Savage is fully embracing a fresh chapter in his fatherhood journey. The rapper recently shared deep insights about his evolving family dynamics.
On September 1, 2026, he spoke openly on Netflix’s The Pete Davidson Show. He compared raising his first three children to caring for his newborn daughter with Latto. The artist welcomed the new baby in May and quickly noticed a massive shift.
Different Parenting Eras
He explained his mindset while raising Kamari, Ashaad, and Rhian in his earlier years. The rapper admitted his past lifestyle kept him constantly busy outside the home.
“My first three [children], I was like, younger, running around in the street, just, like, it was different. Now it’s like, I’m in the house. I have the baby all night, making her bottles, changing her diapers. So, it’s kind of like a different bond type s—t. As I got older, I developed that bond better with my other kids,” he said.
Fueling Ambition
The hip hop star credits this dual experience for fueling his massive career drive. He deeply values the early struggles just as much as his quiet home life. Both distinct eras played a crucial role in building his current success.
”I’m glad I did both, though, because I feel like having my kids motivated me to be so ambitious. So, I’m glad that I had kids, and now I experience both ways of parenting,” he added.
