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The Jennifer Hudson Show 4x18 - Offset, Samara Joy

Hip-hop superstar Offset joins Jennifer to talk about his newalbum "KIARI."Jennifer also chats with Charles Cox fromCincinnati, Ohio, a registered nurse at Good SamaritanHospital, about his unexpected path to a career in healthcare. After leaving a job at McDonald's and experiencinghomelessness, he started as a dishwasher at the hospital,where he discovered a passion for patient care. Encouraged bystaff, he earned his LPN in 2022, became an RN in May 2024,and is set to complete his BSN in March 2026. Inspired by hismother, who was unable to finish nursing school, Charles seesnursing as a chance to truly make a difference.Next, GabbyLoftin, a 12-year-old fashion designer from Los Angeles,shares how she made history at just 5 years old as the youngestdesigner ever featured at Fashion Week, debuting at DC FashionWeek. By age 6, her designs had graced runways in LosAngeles, Paris, and New York. Beyond her remarkable talent,Gabby uses fashion to make a difference, creating prom outfitsfor teens in need and hospital gowns for children. She isdriven by her mission to inspire others through kindness,creativity, and purpose.Jazz sensation Samara Joy chatsabout her new album "Portrait" and performs "You Stepped Outof a Dream."

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