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Eminem's daughter Hailie Jade reveals pregnancy in 'Temporary' music video
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Date:2025-04-19 02:30:30
The Eminem family is getting a little bigger.
The rap icon's daughter, Hailie Jade, indicated Thursday that she is expecting a child, unveiling the news to the world in Eminem's new music video,"Temporary."
The five-minute clip, a poignant retrospective of a father-daughter relationship long chronicled by Eminem in song, features a couple of key bits of footage. In one scene, Hailie Jade hands her dad a Detroit Lions jersey labeled "GRANDPA," followed moments later by his awed reaction to a pregnancy ultrasound image.
Representatives for Eminem confirmed the authenticity of the footage Thursday to the Detroit Free Press, part of the USA TODAY Network.
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Eminem will turn 52 two weeks from today, while Hailie Jade will mark her 29th birthday this Christmas, capping a year that has also included her May wedding to Evan McClintock.
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"Temporary," featuring vocals from singer Skylar Grey, is the most tender song on Eminem’s latest album, "The Death of Slim Shady." The new video features videotaped footage and other personal scenes from his life with Hailie Jade through the years.
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