In the USA School is back in session, and rapper Fabolous proves to be a good father by giving his sons a ride to school. Of course, the ride in question is a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, which will turn every classmate’s head when his children arrive.
Rapper Fabolous recently purchased a 2023 Range Rover in all black, but his heart belongs to Rolls-Royce. Which he also used to transport his two children to school on their first day.
Fabolous, whose real name is John David Jackson, has two sons, Johan, 13, and Jonas, 7, as well as one daughter, Journey Isabella, with his longtime partner, Emily Bustamante. Despite the fact that their relationship status is unknown at the moment, Fabolous is a present father.
As he prepared to drive his sons to school, the rapper posted several videos from inside his silver Rolls-Royce Cullinan. “Is the gang ready for the first time?” he asked, pointing to Johan in the front seat and Jonas strapped in the back. They didn’t appear overly enthusiastic, but they did nod to the camera.
Despite the fact that the videos were shot in black and white, the interior of Fabolous’ Rolls-Royce Cullinan is orange with black and wood accents.
He also mentioned that it was Johan’s first day of high school, as he had only recently begun ninth grade. He was also there to pick them up and inquire how everything went. It was “good,” according to Johan, and Jonas couldn’t recall his teacher’s name, saying that “it’s just some weird name.” “We’ve all had weird name teachers,” Fab added on top of the video. It appears to run in the family.
Because both of his sons have social media accounts, with Jonas’ run by him and Emily, we can see that the two are accustomed to his father’s lavish lifestyle. A ride in a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, the only SUV in the British luxury carmaker’s current lineup, may be a distant dream for some, but it didn’t seem to bother Fabolous’ sons. He even treated them to ice cream after school, writing, “It’s so real I hop out of the Cullinan for [an] icey,” with The Lox’s “All For The Love” playing in the background. To us, it sounds like a successful first day of school.
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