Lil Wayne and Birdman’s 14-Year-Old Daughters Wrote a Novel

The Cash Money movement is making its way into literature.

Reginae Carter and Bria Williams—the daughters of Lil Wayne and Birdman—are planning on the release of their first teen novel called Paparazzi Princesses.

The novel loosely centers on the lives of Reginae and Bria. With the help of author Karyn Langhorne Folan, the plot is based on two teenagers named Kyla Jones and Promise Walker. They have to deal with the roller coaster ride of being “unintentionally famous” because of their parents’ celebrity status.

Here’s what Wayne and Baby had to say about the upcoming novel, which will be hitting shelves on June 4 via Cash Money Content. They sound like very proud fathers.

Lil Wayne: "I've got to be honest. It's inspiring to see what these girls have done. It wasn't easy, and they did it all by themselves. 'Proud' doesn't even begin to describe how me and the 'Birdman' feel. I can't wait for everybody else to experience their story."

Birdman: “They took an idea, worked extremely hard, and brought it to life,” he states. “It's the kind of story that everybody can feel, and it's only the start of much bigger things for these two wonderful young ladies."

[via VIBE]

Previously: Nicki Minaj Is Releasing a Comic Book Based on Her Life