Eminem‘s daughter, Hailie Jade Scott, marked her very first Mother’s Day with an adorable post. The 29-year-old mom took to Instagram on Sunday and shared a rare glimpse of her baby boy, Elliot Marshall McClintock.

The clip showed Scott chronicling her pregnancy journey, highlighting her growing baby bump in each passing month. The video transitioned to baby Elliot, adorably yawning and smiling while being cradled by his mom. Another moment showed Eminem’s grandson sucking on a pacifier.

Scott captioned the post:

Growing you has been the greatest gift of my life. Thank you for making me your mommy baby boy.

Scott and her husband, Evan McClintock, welcomed baby Elliot on March 14, 2025.

He Low-key Embraces Being Grandpa

He may usually have a tough exterior, but Eminem has a soft spot when it comes to his first grandchild. PEOPLE reported that the Grammy winner, 51, has been very “excited” about the newest member of the family.

The outlet added that Eminem “has always enjoyed privacy,” and that remains true as he embraces his new role as a proud grandfather.

Apparently, Eminem “was never comfortable in the spotlight.” For the rapper, fame has never been the priority. His greatest focus has always been his daughter. The source added:

She lives near him. They’re very close. He’s excited about becoming a grandpa and supporting her. He’s always been very protective of her.

Eminem and Scott dropped the pregnancy news in the rapper’s “Temporary” music video. In the clip, Scott can be seen handing him a customized jersey with the word “Grandpa” and images of her ultrasound scans.

Eminem’s Stalker Update

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In other news, Eminem’s stalker, Matthew David Hughes, was found guilty of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking. The Detroit News reported that the suspect reportedly broke into the rapper’s house outside of Detroit for the second time last summer.

Eminem testified during the trial on Tuesday, May 6. After 90 minutes of deliberation, the jury returned with a guilty verdict.

Hughes’ stalking of Eminem dates back to 2019, when he broke into the rapper’s former home in Rochester Hills, which at the time, owned by someone else. He was found sleeping inside the property.

He repeated the offense in 2020, leading to his arrest and jail time. Hughes was released on parole in May 2024 and is set to remain under supervision until June 19, 2026.