Rae's Wu-Tang Clan brethren RZA, Ghostface Killah and Inspectah Deck as well as Nas, Fat Joe, Faith Evans and N.O.R.E. are among those attending the lavish ceremony in Dallas.
- Jul 3, 2023
AceShowbiz - Raekwon is officially a married man now. The rapper has finally married his longtime girlfriend Jasmine, with whom he shares two children, in a star-studded wedding attended by hip-hop heavyweights.
The founding member of Wu-Tang Clan tied the knot with his partner on Friday, June 30 in Dallas, Texas. Among the guests were his fellow Clansmen RZA, Ghostface Killah and Inspectah Deck. The nuptials also attracted the likes of Nas, Fat Joe, N.O.R.E. as well as Faith Evans, who was on hand to serenade the groom and the bride. Rae was also seen in a video singing with the "I'll Be Missing You" songstress.
Photos from the wedding have since made their way out online, courtesy of guests at the event. Loud Records' founder Steve Rifkind posted on his Instagram page pictures of him with other guests and wrote, "Congrats @raekwon and Jasmin on your wedding family's pictures."
Fat Joe shared similar pictures and added in the caption, "Congrats to my brother @raekwon and his lovely wife jasmine love y'all."
Inspectah Deck posed with the groom, who donned an off-white suit and black pants with a bow tie. "Congratulations to my bro @raekwon," he captioned the snap, along with other images from the festivities. "Proud and honored to be part of your journey king!!"
Nas took to his own page to congratulate the 53-year-old rapper on his special day. "Rae Day! Congratulations to @raekwon & his family. ~From the family," so the "If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)" hitmaker penned.
Rae has rarely spoken on his personal life, but in his 2021 memoir titled "From Staircase to Stage: The Story of Raekwon", he opened up about his challenging childhood and how it has shaped his views as a father. "Being a dad myself, I never want to abandon my children under any circumstances. I don't care if I'm arguing with my kids' mom or whatever, that's just not going to be me because it's going to always make me reflect back to what I've been through," he vowed.
