Wiz Khalifa has just lately sparked a dialog relating to his parenting fashion, notably his attendance at his son Sebastian‘s parent-teacher conferences.
The rapper made the sudden revelation throughout his look on the most recent episode of the ‘Call Her Daddy’ podcast, launched on Tuesday (January 9).
Wiz Khalifa Admits To Attending Parent-Teacher Conferences High
He admitted to attending these conferences whereas excessive, stating that it was not solely his private alternative. It’s additionally one thing that the college administration and academics have come to anticipate from him.
The podcast’s host, Alex Cooper, had quizzed Khalifa on whether or not he would present as much as convention conferences stoned or not, per Page Six.
The 36-year-old reportedly didn’t hesitate to reply, saying, “Hell yeah. I’m pulling up stoned. They expect it. They know what’s up. It’s not like back in the day [where] you’re considered a bad parent if you smoke weed.”
Khalifa has all the time been vocal about his marijuana use and views it as an integral a part of his inventive course of. And by the look of issues, it’s confirmed to be simply as efficient when he’s partaking with educators on Sebastian’s college efficiency.
He elaborated on his reply, asserting that he needs his son’s academics to attach with the “real me” and never the particular person they anticipate him to be.
“Why would I have to change who I am or act like I’m not that just for these places that I’m going to go? That’s not how I’m going to be living my life ever,” he defined per PEOPLE.
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Furthermore, the efficiency of marijuana can usually go away a lingering odor on folks uncovered to the leisure drug.
Khalifa thinks when his son goes to highschool, he possible smells of weed, too. But officers have by no means given him any points about using marijuana across the 10-year-old. “I’m pretty sure my son smells like weed. I don’t know because I can’t smell it, but I’m pretty sure he smells like pot.”
In his protection, Khalifa maintains that his frame of mind doesn’t impair his potential to interact with the academics or perceive Sebastian’s progress and challenges.
He defined that being excessive doesn’t deter him from being an concerned and responsive guardian throughout these conferences.
Co-Parenting With Amber Rose
Sebastian, whom Khalifa shares with Amber Rose, has usually been the topic of the rapper’s public discussions and social media posts.
Their father-son bond is obvious, and Khalifa often emphasizes his dedication to being an concerned and current father.
His candid revelation comes only one week after Rose opened up about her and Khalifa’s journey to find a stability to co-parent successfully.
“I think that me and Wiz are so, best friends now, that — we’re so far past being in love that I can say that now, right?” she mentioned whereas showing on The Tamron Hall Show, per HipHopDX. “It’s not like anything that we would circle back to or anything. We’re just friends and co-parents.”
Previously, Rose touched on her relationship with Wiz in a earlier interview on the No Jumper podcast final yr. At the time, she shared that she cried for “three years straight” after she and Khalifa cut up and filed for divorce, per Complex.
To be aware, the couple tied the knot again in July 2013. But by June 2016, their fairytale romance had run its course, leaving Rose devastated, she recalled.
In her latest interview, when Hall requested Rose a couple of comment she had made about crying for 3 years straight, Rose defined that the ‘Black & Yellow’ artist was the love of her life as much as that time.
Then, Hall requested whether or not coming ahead in regards to the ache she endured from the breakup was therapeutic. The socialite agreed.
“To your point, sometimes, celebrity or not, you have a friend that [says] ‘How did you do after the breakup?’ your friend will lie and say, ‘Girl, I’m over him. I’m good.’ So, it’s not just celebrities, people often hide their heart to protect their heart.”