Coupled Up: Boosie's 20-Year-Old Daughter, Poison Ivi, Goes Instagram Official with Her New Girlfriend [Photos + Video]

BY: Denver Sean

Published 2 years ago

Did you know Boosie Badazz has a 20-year-old daughter who identifies as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community?

His oldest, Iviona Hatch (aka Poison Ivi), has been open about her sexuality for quite sometime — which might come as a surprise to many considering her father is such a homophobic bigot.

While Poison Ivi’s spoken on her love life in the past, it appears she’s ready to go public with her girlfriend.

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Thankfully, Boosie seems to be supportive of his daughter and has somewhat of a relationship with her. In the clip below, taken at Poison Ivi’s birthday in 2021, Boosie can be seen celebrating with his daughter.

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Shoutout to Iviona for living her life on her terms — and not her father’s!

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Coupled Up: Boosie’s 20-Year-Old Daughter, Poison Ivi, Goes Instagram Official with Her New Girlfriend [Photos + Video]

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