Brilliant daughter of Ludacris gains admission to US university at 19 years old, makes family proud
Her pursuit of higher education at the prestigious HBCU aligns with her passion for Documentary Filmmaking and Film Studies
AKACHI NOEL 
Karma Bridges, the accomplished 19-year-old daughter of renowned musician and actor Ludacris, has added another chapter to her family's success story by gaining admission to Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia. Her pursuit of higher education at the prestigious HBCU aligns with her passion for Documentary Filmmaking and Film Studies.
Her godfather, Chaka Zulu, took to Instagram to share the exciting news and congratulate Ludacris and his family on Karma's exceptional achievement. He wrote, “Hey guys pls celebrate and congratulate my GOD DAUGHTER Karma Bridges as she is headed to SPELMAN COLLEGE this fall. Congrats @ludacris @christine.esq I know y’all are beyond proud.”
Karma Bridges has proven to be more than a celebrity's daughter, dedicating herself to causes such as women's empowerment, social justice, and the transformative power of art. She envisions leveraging her studies to make a positive impact on the world.
Expressing her commitment to women's empowerment, Karma founded the organization ME in 2018 before enrolling at Spelman. Through ME, she aims to promote women's empowerment and self-love.
Her remarkable achievement received praise from celebrity HBCU alumni, including Will Packer and Shaun King. Shaun King commented, “I’m soooo excited!!! My little Spelman sister.”
Karma's journey is not only an inspiration to those aspiring for academic excellence but also a testament to the commitment of celebrities and their families to education and empowerment.
