Shortly after being shot, Juvenile’s son has publicly addressed the incident, reassuring that he is in good condition.
Young Juve, the son of the renowned Cash Money rapper, had a recent encounter with danger after he was shot in the face while inside a vehicle. A video capturing the presumed aftermath depicted Juve’s vehicle with multiple bullet holes and at least two shattered windows.
On Monday, Juve made an opened up about the shooting incident through an Instagram post. He shared a photo of himself with a bandage adorning his cheek and seemed to be in good spirits.
“Gangstas f*ck up all the time and b*tch sneak around bullets hit car rule #1 don’t put yo head down #killuminati,” he wrote in the caption.
In addition, the New Orleans-born rapper, responded to an Instagram user’s comment regarding Uncle Murda’s “Hard to Kill” potentially becoming his new anthem.
“Hell naw,” he wrote. “I’m not even bout to play wit the universe like that Imma just appreciate the blessed and keep steppin.”
Juvenile’s family has experienced previous instances of being targeted by assailants. In 2008, the rap legend’s daughter, Jelani, along with her mother, Gwinnett County sheriff’s deputy Joy Deleston, and half-sister, Micaiah, tragically fell victim to gun violence when they were fatally shot. Jelani was only four years old at the time of the devastating incident.
