Eminem Daughter Hailie jade Scott Mathers to Rush at Michigan State University Sorority, Slim Shady yet to Comment
While we were concentrating on Marshall Mathers otherwise known as Eminem, his daughter; Eminem daughter Hailie Jade Scott Mathers has been busy growing up and has just graduated from Chippewa Valley high school as the homecoming Queen. Reports state that she is one of the most sought after Hollywood kids at the moment and everyone wants to see which path she takes. However, she may be too busy with her life as a freshman at Michigan State University to worry about her social scene or what people predict about it.
At the moment, there are rumors going around that she may have a potential relationship in the works with Daniel Radcliffe who happens to be an avid fan of her father, but that remains to be seen. According to Vulture, the 24 year old actor revealed that he was totally obsessed with the MMLP2 rapper. According to the interview, when he was asked the most interesting thing he was obsessed with that would surprise people, he answered: 'Eminem. I'm obsessed with him. His last album was the most-played thing on my iPod.' It would not be much of a stretch to matchmake the two of them after that though.
There are already reports of Hailie joining a sorority at MSU. Well, she was the popular pick at her high school for homecoming queen; therefore, the social scene should not seem too hard for the young celebrity to navigate. MSU fellow students at MSU are already very interested in how Eminem, her father will react to her daughter joining a sorority, which would definitely mean party heavy, crazy Greek life as we have seen for ourselves and dozens of movies made. She has played a relatively significant role in pop culture and hi career being mentioned and being the subject of some of his songs. One thing is clear, that he is quite protective about her. On the other hand, he will probably be supportive of her choices to rush a sorority, albeit he is yet to comment on her choice to join Greek society in college.
