Snoop Dogg Brings His Wife Shante Broadus and His Skechers Collab to the ‘Gladiator II’ Los Angeles Premiere

Snoop Dogg and his wife Shante Broadus were among the celebrities who flocked to the “Gladiator II” premiere in Los Angeles on Monday.

Hitting the red carpet in wintery white looks, the longtime couple complemented each other. While Snoop wore a cream-colored blazer featuring a furry white trim, Shante donned a snowy white blazer boasting a plunging neckline and a pearl-embellished trim along the sleeves.

The “Young, Wild & Free” hitmaker sported a white mock-neck sweater underneath his blazer coat, crisp white pleated pants, and light brown sneakers. The rapper-turned-mogul, who recently joined “The Voice” as a new judge, accessorized his head-turning look with a gold, diamond-studded chain, bejeweled aviator sunglasses, rings, and a watch

Meanwhile, the rest of Shante’s glamorous look included a low-cut black top tucked into baggy black leather pants, and pointy tan and gold metallic mesh flats. She finished things off with a cream hat adorned with crystals throughout, layered gold necklaces, diamond stud earrings, and dramatic black cat-eye sunglasses.

Notably, Snoop showcased his sneaker collaboration with Skechers at the premiere. He wore the Snoop One ‘Doggy Bonez’ model, a high-top silhouette crafted with canvas uppers. The classic lace-up style, which comes in five colorways, is stamped with an insignia depicting an S in a gothic font, crisscrossed dog bones, a dog head, and “1971,” the year Snoop was born.

The sneakers are complete with a white rubber cap toe and a chunky platform sole that is slightly raised at the heel for an added boost of height. Originally priced at $85, the shoes are currently marked down to $55 on the brand’s website.

The “Gin and Juice”​​ rapper’s Skechers collaboration is comprised of over 80 different styles, with a wide range of designs for both men and women. Last summer, Snoop Dogg and Skechers released five special models designed for the 2024 Paris Olympics. He wore each pair during his gig as a broadcast commentator and official torchbearer for the Summer Games.