Chance The Rapper Shares Insights on Co-Parenting Post-Divorce

Chance The Rapper Shares Insights on Co-Parenting Post-Divorce
Chance The Rapper


Chicago-born artiste Chance The Rapper, born Chancelor Johnathan Bennett, opened up about his co-parenting journey with ex-wife Kirsten Corley following their divorce in April 2025, as discussed in a candid interview on The Breakfast Club on August 10, 2025. The Grammy-winning rapper, known for hits like NO PROBLEM and COCOA BUTTER KISSES from his 2016 mixtape COLORING BOOK, shared that he and Corley maintain a cooperative relationship to raise their daughters, Kensli, 9, and Marli, 5, despite their split after seven years of marriage. “We’re making it work for the kids, keeping things peaceful and focused on their happiness,” Chance said, emphasizing their commitment to a “healthy and amicable” co-parenting dynamic.

Chance, who released his collaborative album STAR LINE with Vic Mensa in July 2025, revealed that communication and mutual respect have been key to navigating post-divorce life, with both parents splitting time with their daughters in Chicago. He credited therapy and his faith for helping him process the transition, noting that their divorce was finalized without public disputes, as confirmed by a joint statement on Instagram Stories. Fans on X praised Chance’s transparency, with one post reading, “Chance keeping it real about co-parenting shows he’s all about his girls.” As he prepares for upcoming STAR LINE TOUR dates across North America, Chance continues to balance fatherhood and his career, with STAR LINE tracks like TOGETHER resonating as anthems of resilience, available now on all major streaming platforms.

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