Snoop Dogg and his wife Shante' were just about to break up when their daughter was diagnosed with Lupus.
Shante' says,
"Without (Snoop), I don't know what I'd have done. It's amazing how this all turned out. We were gonna get a divorce. But we wouldn't have gotten through it (the lupus diagnosis) that way."But being together doesn't necessarily mean being faithful.
Snoop adds, "That's what it boiled down to. Cori's lupus showed us we need to be together forever."
Just last week The Sun reported how Snoop had a 'ladies only' after party after his concert in the UK.
Snoop insisted only women be allowed into the VIP room at his post-Wireless party.
And his strict bloke ban even extended to members of staff at the London club venue.
To make sure the rules were enforced with suitable vigour, he also installed his own security inside Merah in the West End.
And his minders had another critical role - to invite in any girls Snoop might like the look of. They did a good job, picking more than 100.
Snoop put in an impressive live shift at the festival in Hyde Park then partied at the club, splashing out more than £20,000 on posh Armand de Brignac champagne to keep his companions happy.
A witness told me: "Snoop was in his element. He had his own room towards the back of the club and there must have been more than 100 women in there.
"He had two huge security guards on the door who would not let any blokes anywhere near it.
"They were even turning away male staff who were ferrying all the champagne his way.
"Security kept their eyes open and if they saw any ladies they thought Snoop would approve of, they invited them in."
