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Jennifer Hudson Discusses Raising A Black Teen Son: 'He's So Evolved Beyond What I Could Ever Imagine' - Blavity

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For an exclusive interview, Jennifer Hudson spoke with Real Simple about managing her new role as a talk-show host and being a mother of a teenage son. When addressing being a mom to a young man, she revealed that being a boy mom, especially to Black boys, comes with many conscious conversations. Hudson's son, David Daniel Otunga… Continue reading Jennifer Hudson Discusses Raising A Black Teen Son: 'He's So Evolved Beyond What I Could Ever Imagine'

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