snoop dogg brother bing worthington

Snoop Dogg's brother Bing Worthington sadly passed away at 44. Snoop shared a tribute on Instagram, leaving fans heartbroken.

Bing Worthington, the younger half-brother of Snoop Dogg, was an integral part of the superstar's life and legacy. Born on May 4, 1979, in California, Bing attended Long Beach High School, where he met his future wife Mymy Jordan. Together, they had a son, but kept his personal information out of the public spotlight.

Bing's career in the music industry began as a roadie on Snoop's shows, before eventually becoming the rap megastar's tour manager. He also had his own music career with the group Lifestyle, releasing albums and a lead single that appeared on the soundtrack for the movie Van Wilder 2. However, Bing eventually decided to step away from the spotlight and focus on being behind the scenes, leading him to launch his own music studio and production company.

Tragically, Bing passed away at the age of 44 in February 2024. Snoop Dogg shared heartfelt posts on his Instagram profile, expressing his grief over the loss of his half-brother. The rapper shared a throwback video of himself, Bing, and their other brother Jerry, as well as a photo of himself with Bing in a green room. The cause of Bing's death is currently unknown, leaving many fans and followers mourning the loss of this influential figure in Snoop Dogg's life.

In addition to Bing, Snoop Dogg has another half-brother, Jerry Wesley Carter, who is older and reportedly works as an employee of United Steel Workers. While there aren't many photographs of the two together, Jerry occasionally appears on Snoop's Instagram page. The bond between Snoop and his half-brothers is evident, and the loss of Bing has undoubtedly left a significant impact on the music icon.

The legacy of Bing Worthington, from his contributions to Snoop Dogg's career to his own endeavors in the music industry, will undoubtedly live on. His impact as a behind-the-scenes figure and his influence on those around him will be remembered by fans and loved ones alike. As Snoop Dogg continues to honor his brother's memory, Bing's presence in the music world will not be forgotten.