Curtis Baldwin from '227' is a great dad, sharing video of his 'baller baby' playing basketball
Curtis Baldwin shares a side of him not many are aware of in the latest video he shares. The doting father cheers on his eight-year-old son as he dribbles his way on the basketball court.
Since his stint as Calvin in “227” ended in 1990, Curtis Baldwin seemed to have fallen off the face of television. Apart from later roles in “Family Matters” and “Moesha,” not much has been heard of him.
Curtis’ disappearance wasn’t for lack of activity. He just decided to carve a different path for himself. He’s now a music producer who goes by the name RahRizo and moonlights as a stand-up comedian. More than anything, he’s a devoted father to his six children.
A recent video shared by Calvin exhibits a side of him that not many are privy to. He is, in fact, a doting dad who supports his children’s endeavors. In the clip he shared, he documents his 8-year-old’s son’s skills in basketball. The proud dad reveals his son making his way to successfully shooting the ball and gushes, “My future NBA star,” in his caption.
In addition to his eight-year-old, Curtis also has a younger daughter he shares with his current wife. On Mother’s Day, he posted a photo of the three of them as he takes pride in his family.
Curtis has four other grown children from his previous relationships. One of them is a rapper known as Kid3rd and another named Devinci hosts a podcast called “The Devinci Code.”
His two other children, JJ and Jadey have kept a low profile but they’ve graced Curtis’ Instagram pages on several occasions.
At 50, Curtis is proud of the family he’s made for himself and would often share bits and pieces of them on social media. It’s clear that the only reason we haven’t been seeing much of him on TV is that he’s spending as much time with his family. That’s something we all can understand. Here's a glimpse of Curtis' family life in pictures.
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