Antoine Dodson Of Bed Intruder Fame Is About To Become A Father

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Remember Antoine Dodson? Before Charles Ramsey and before Sweet Brown, he rose to fame after he advised members of his local community to guard against a rapist by hiding their kids and their wives during an interview with the local news in Huntsville, Alabama. Now, the YouTube star will be able to put his own advice into practice because he’s about to have his first child.

Dodson made the announcement yesterday on Twitter, and while details such as age or sex haven’t gone public, he hasn’t been shy about making it clear how over the moon excited he is about being a father. You can check out his tweet about the subject below…

It’s been more than three years since Dodson first entered the world of pop culture. His news report was shared thousands of times. Eventually, it reached the hands of a musician adept at autotune who decided to create a video. His creation went viral almost immediately and has since been watched more than one hundred million times. The track was even placed on iTunes and sold hundreds of thousands of copies, of which Dodson himself shared in the profits.

You can check out the popular video below…

Dodson was an open homosexual for many years, but recently, he got involved with the Hebrew Israelites. He’s spent the past several months talking about his desire to have a wife and child, and apparently, he’s well on his way. If that’s the way he wants to live his life, I wish him nothing but the best, but I truly hope the choice wasn’t made out of shame.

Pop Blend’s sincerest thoughts go out to Dodson as he becomes a father.

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