Multiple outlets confirm Cori Broadus has joined the voice cast of Doggyland, marking a major family milestone for Snoop Dogg's animated series.
Snoop Dogg is turning his animated children's series Doggyland into an even closer family production, with multiple outlets reporting that his daughter Cori Broadus has officially landed a voice role on the show. When Snoop Dogg sat down with Young Hollywood to discuss his growing catalog of multimedia ventures, his focus on crafting lasting work alongside his inner circle was already front and center.
Having published 200 stories about Snoop Dogg since 2010, Young Hollywood has tracked how the entertainment icon continuously transforms his public profile through unexpected mediums, from high-concept merchandise to television production. Watch our full sit-down with Snoop Dogg below.
Cori Broadus Steps Into the Doggyland Booth
The addition of Cori Broadus brings another authentic family layer to Doggyland, a program originally built to deliver positive rhythms and educational beats to younger demographics. Stepping into the recording booth gives Broadus a dedicated platform within her father's vibrant animated universe.
For younger audiences watching the entertainment landscape, this casting represents a natural progression of the rapper's creative empire. Broadus stepping into character shows how personal projects can easily evolve into multi-generational collaborations that stand on their own merits.
Instead of keeping his varied enterprises separate, Snoop Dogg regularly folds his family directly into his creative processes, ensuring that the work reflects the genuine dynamic of his home life.
Direct Ownership Across Creative Ventures
This hands-on approach to production mirrors how Snoop Dogg approaches all of his business releases outside of recording studios. Speaking on his creative ventures, Snoop Dogg told Young Hollywood, "And we own every piece of it. We're not just doing a branding deal, but we create this from start to finish."
That dedication to full autonomy explains why the entertainer builds ventures specifically tailored to include his entire household. During the launch of his Lovechild jewelry line, he emphasized that exact goal when discussing the collection's target audience.
"The whole family could wear. And so this Love Child line is about the kids, the grandkids, the wife, the, you know," Snoop Dogg told Young Hollywood. That mindset links his physical merchandise directly to animated productions like Doggyland, where multi-generational participation remains the core focus.
A Diverse Roster of Entertainment Releases
Over the past few years, Snoop Dogg has moved effortlessly between completely different entertainment formats. Fans regularly watch his comedic kitchen antics alongside Martha Stewart, while game show enthusiasts saw him take command of the television screen as the host of the Joker's Wild reboot on TBS.
At the same time, the West Coast icon remains deeply anchored to his foundational hip-hop roots and long-standing industry friendships. He recently praised actress Nia Long during her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, celebrating her decades-long achievements alongside his longtime collaborator Dr. Dre.
Whether designing personal items or stepping in front of cameras, Snoop Dogg maintains a consistent design philosophy that prioritizes broad accessibility. As Snoop Dogg told Young Hollywood, "Well, jewelry has always been, you know, a part of my ensemble, but I wanted to make something that was dear to my heart that everybody could wear."
With Cori Broadus joining Doggyland, the animated franchise enters its next chapter backed by genuine family teamwork, showing how Snoop Dogg continues to build a multi-platform catalog built on personal connection.
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