‘She Does It All’: Rapper Sukihana Uses Adorable Photo to Address Being a Successful Rapper, Mom, and Partner

“Love and Hip Hop: Miami” star Sukihana is celebrating success and family with a heartwarming post on social media. 

On Tuesday, Sept. 8, the rapper shared a sweet family post with her 1.2 million followers on Instagram. The reality star sported a two-piece blue Gucci bra-and-shorts set, while her boyfriend Kill Bill wore blue shorts and a white Gucci shirt and matching hat. Sukihana’s sons and daughter wore an assortment of Burberry outfits.

“Love and Hip Hop: Miami” star Sukihana celebrates family and success with an adorable family photo. (photo source: Sukihana Instagram Account)

“They said I wouldn’t find true love or become a successful rapper because I had children. Now I have all 3. I thank God for my life ❤️❤️My family and my team 🐅🐅🐅 ❤️❤️❤️🐺🐺,” the reality star captioned the snap. She added, “Never give up or let a hater tell you you can’t @officialkillbilll Me and bill styled by @stylebyteajaye.”

Fans applauded the rapper for her drive and gushed over the cute family snap, including one fan who wrote, “😍😍😍😍 period they hate when we make sh-t look easy with the kids! 🙏🏽.”

Another user commented, “🥺🥺🥺🥺 I f–king love you so much! You have such a beautiful family❤️.” A third person wrote, “THIS just warmed my heart suk❤️❤️ so proud of you.”

One fan even suggested that Sukihana get her own show. “Y’all need a TV show because this is real reality thank you sooo much @sukihanagoat 🐐🐐🐐🐐 we really hope yall enjoyed everything.”

The photo appeared to be taken the same day Sukihana held a music event in a residential neighborhood of South Florida. Popular social media star Saucy Santana was also in attendance. In the clip, Sukihana was spotted rapping on stage with Santana and others in front of a crowd. No word on what the event was for, but those in attendance appeared to be enjoying themselves. 

Fans had a lot to say as well, including one who wrote, “It’s really the shorty on your right in the blue and white bathing suit. What is she doing to her hair, just pullin on it 😭.” While another user commented, “I love this so much!!! Thank You Suki for being a real one and supporting the lgbtq community! We love you so much!!!” 

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