Norway-based Kenyan rapper Kidd Ian says he wants to have 3 to 4 Baby mamas

Kenyan-born, Norway-based hip-hop artist Kidd Ian has opened up about his future family plans, saying he envisions having three to four baby mamas.

Speaking during an interview on Tuesday, January 20, 2026, Kidd Ian said his outlook is shaped by a strong belief in procreation and creativity. “I’m trying to get like three, maybe four baby mamas,” he said when asked about his ideal family setup.

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The rapper explained that while some people may prefer having one partner, he does not see why having more should be questioned.

He challenged the idea that one approach fits everyone, asking, “Why not one? Maybe. But why not four?” Kidd Ian added that people should be free to choose what works for them without pressure from society.

Current Family Situation

Kidd Ian revealed that he already has two baby mamas and said there is a possibility of a third in the future.

He clarified that no child has been conceived yet with the third partner, but noted that they are in the process of building something meaningful.

“I got two and a potential one more. We haven’t made babies yet, but we’re in the process,” he explained.

When asked if his views support polygamy, Kidd Ian said he prefers not to use labels. Instead, he said his position is rooted in creativity and procreation. “I am in full support of creativity. Procreation,” he stated, adding that his focus is on building life and legacy rather than fitting into traditional expectations.

The rapper also highlighted that his lifestyle choices reflect the same freedom that defines his music.

He maintained that he is confident in his decisions and does not feel pressured to follow conventional relationship rules.

Kidd Ian said everyone has the right to live according to their beliefs as long as they act responsibly, noting that honesty, responsibility, and creativity are central to his philosophy.