Lil Wayne brought the house down on January 18, 2025, at State Farm Arena, performing on the first night of the AT&T Playoff Playlist Live! concert series.
The rap legend delivered a show-stopping performance, made even more special by the presence of his kids—Reginae, Dwayne, Kameron, and Neal—who cheered him on from the sidelines.
Reginae Carter, Wayne’s eldest child and only daughter, took to Instagram on Monday to post a photo with her brothers at the concert. Her caption read: “I do not play bout my brothers ‼️‼️‼️ #Cartersquad.”
Born on November 29, 1998, to Wayne and ex-wife Toya Johnson, Reginae has carved out a name for herself as a social media influencer and upcoming actress.
While Reginae builds her career in entertainment, her brothers seem to be following in their father’s musical footsteps.
In 2020, Lil Wayne dropped his 17th mixtape, No Ceilings 3, featuring Dwayne Carter III (Lil Tune), Neal Carter (Lil Novi), and Kameron Carter (Young Kam Carter). The mixtape spotlighted their budding talents, giving the world a glimpse of what was to come.
Dwayne Carter III, Wayne’s first son with radio host Sarah Vivan, is 16 and showing interest in both music and sports. While music runs in his blood, he’s also passionate about soccer.
Kameron Carter, also 16 and the son of actress Lauren London, has not done anything musically since appeaing on No Ceilings 3 alongside his dad.
Meanwhile, Neal, 15, to R&B singer Nivea, is already carving out his own path in the music world under the name Lil Novi. Recently, he dropped a mixtape and has been making headlines with interviews.
Lil Wayne has spoken openly about how fatherhood has shaped his life.
In a 2023 interview with All the Smoke, he shared, “Important ain’t even the word. That’s life,” he said. “Like you need food to live, that’s just how it goes. I didn’t have a father and it’s not easy to do something that wasn’t done for you but I figured it out. I’m at the age now where it isn’t a challenge no more. Their love cancels all the challenges out.”
