Bill Kahan Kapri, also known as Kodak Black, just welcomed his fifth child—this time to a fourth different woman. The child’s mother posted images of the newborn on Instagram, revealing that he was born on New Year’s Day.
She captioned the post: “01/01/2025, 8:00pm// PRINCE VULTURE. The Last Piece Of My Heart. Idk How I Can Ever Repay You God For My Blessings But Ima Do Right By U And My Kids In The Meantime. My Life Feel Complete Now, My Boy Is Perfect. Happy New Year #2025.”
Based on the slideshow, the newborn boy’s full name is Prince Vulture Octave Kapri, which is the same last name as his father. However, since Kodak is not seen in any of the photos, it is uncertain if he was there when the baby was born.
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According to HipHopDX, a video posted online last summer showed Kodak celebrating with the child’s mother-to-be at a lavish party attended by relatives and friends.
In the short video, fireworks were set off, and the words “Baby Kapri,” which is a reference to Yak’s last name, were illuminated in enormous letters on a lawn.
The 27-year-old rapper’s announcement that he was expecting his fifth child, only months after welcoming his fourth, caused a huge commotion among his multiple baby mothers.
Kodak’s other baby mom, Jammiah Broomfield, had claimed that he was expecting another child; however, she did not reveal the identity of the mother.
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Kodak’s other baby mama Maranda Johnson is the mother of two of Kodak’s children, one of whom he assisted in delivering last year.
Johnson and Kodak had a daughter named Queen Yurih, according to Sportskeeda. In 2022, Daijanae Ward gave birth to his other daughter, Izabella, and Jammiah Broomfield gave birth to his first kid, King Khalid Octave.
Among many other songs, the rapper’s most well-known works include No Flocking, Skrt, Tunnel Vision, Roll in Peace, and ZeZe.
Kodak’s career began in 2013, when he released his mixtape Project Baby. He released other mixtapes in the ensuing years, including Before the Album, Institution, Lil B.I.G. Pac, Project Baby 2, Heart Break Kodak, and Heart of the Projects.
