Son of slain rapper XXXTentacion born in Florida | Inquirer Entertainment

Son of slain rapper XXXTentacion born in Florida

/ 05:44 PM February 27, 2019

MIAMI — The son of slain rapper XXXTentacion was born last month at a South Florida hospital.

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This undated mugshot released by the Miami- Dade Corrections & Rehabilitation Department shows rapper XXXTentacion. Image: Miami-Dade Corrections & Rehabilitation Department via AP

The baby’s 20-year-old mother Jenesis Sanchez tells Miami television station WPLG that she named the boy Gekyume (pronounced GEK-yoom) which the rapper made up before he was fatally shot June 18 during an apparent robbery near Fort Lauderdale. She says the name means a “different state or next universe of thought.”

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Sanchez says she’ll call the baby Yume. She shared his photo on Instagram.

Sanchez said she had planned a home delivery but instead underwent an emergency C-section in Boca Raton.

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XXXTentacion, whose real name was Jahseh Onfroy, would have turned 21 three days before the baby was born Jan. 26. NVG

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