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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 1H 36M

David Otunga on Kenya, WWE, Hollywood, Jennifer Hudson & Losing His Father

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David Otunga joins One54 Africa for a powerful conversation on identity, loss, and reinvention. Born to a Kenyan father and American mother, Otunga reflects on his father’s journey to the U.S. through the historic African Airlift program — and the discipline and values that shaped his upbringing. He opens up about the devastating loss of his father just as he was accepted into Harvard Law School, and how that moment fueled his decision to carry on his legacy. From Harvard Law to a top firm in Chicago, Otunga shares why he walked away from a six-figure legal career to pursue entertainment — leading to a breakout moment in WWE and a career in Hollywood. He also discusses fatherhood, life in the spotlight, his relationship with Jennifer Hudson, and the mindset that allowed him to succeed across multiple worlds. This episode is a story of purpose, pressure, and betting on yourself.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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