Usher Proudly Celebrates Son Cinco As He Heads To Howard University
Usher Proudly Celebrates Son Cinco As He Heads To Howard University
Usher is one proud dad as his oldest son prepares for an exciting new chapter.
The R&B superstar took to social media to celebrate his son, Usher “Cinco” Raymond V, as the teenager prepares to attend Howard University following his high school graduation. Usher shared footage of Cinco surrounded by family and loved ones while marking the major milestone.
Alongside the emotional moment, Usher penned a heartfelt message to his son:
“So proud of my son! U did this. U made this happen. Now it’s your time to show em who U are.”
Cinco graduated from high school earlier this year, with Usher publicly celebrating the accomplishment at the time. Now, the 18-year-old is preparing to continue his education at the prestigious HBCU in Washington, D.C.
Cinco is Usher’s eldest son with his ex-wife Tameka Foster. The former couple also shares son Naviyd Raymond. Usher is also dad to daughter Sovereign and son Sire with his wife, Jenn Goicoechea.
Congratulations to Cinco on his next chapter!

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