‘Fast And Furious 6’ Dominates Box Office Sales: Ludacris Celebrates With Eudoxie

Talk about a Memorial Day Weekend takeover! Ludacris is totally winning these days – in a good way.

He’s got the No.1 film at the box office, has the No. 1 mixtape on the streets, and his very supportive girlfriend, Eudoxie, is a hottie.

Fast & Furious 6 has taken over the box office with one of the biggest Memorial Day weekend debuts of all time. According to Forbes.com,  the sixth installment in the series earned a stunning $98 million from Friday to Sunday, with a projected $122.2 million for the four-day holiday, with $98.5 million of that from the traditional Friday through Sunday weekend.

That means stars Ludacris, Tyrese, Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriquez, Paul Walker and the rest of the cast grabbed the No.1 spot. Hangover III grossed $54 million so far and Beyonce and Amanda Seyfried’s Epic grossed $32 million.

So Ludacris, who also released his new hit IDGAF mixtape this weekend, chilled out in L.A. with his girlfriend Eudoxie. They puffed on some hookah and hit up a Dodgers game:

Must be real nice.  Luda, who said he copped tix from Dodgers baller Matt Kemp, commented, “Celebrating a #1 Movie & a #1 Mixtape flooding the streets. Let the Memorial Day festivities begin.…”

Source: Theybf

Fun times.

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