Eminem's Daughter Hailie Jade Mathers
Hailie Jade Mathers is the biological daughter of Marshall Bruce Mathers III, known professionally as Eminem, and Kimberly Anne Scott. She was born on December 25, 1995, in Detroit, Michigan. Eminem frequently references Hailie in his music, and she is one of the most discussed subjects in his discography. She has a younger sister named Alaina Marie Mathers, whom Eminem also raised, and a younger brother named Stevie Laine Scott, according to public records and family statements shared in media coverage.
Hailie Jade Mathers grew up in the public eye because of her father's global fame. She attended Michigan State University and has been spotted at events tied to her father's career. Eminem has stated in interviews and songs that his motivation to stay clean and succeed in hip hop was partly driven by his desire to provide for Hailie. The relationship between Eminem and Hailie is documented in multiple songs, albums, and public statements, and it remains a central theme in his storytelling.
Songs Eminem Wrote for His Daughter
One of the most well-known songs Eminem wrote for Hailie is "Hailie's Song," which appears on the 2004 album "The Eminem Show." The track directly addresses his role as a father and his relationship with Hailie. Another prominent track is "Mockingbird," from the 2004 compilation album "Curtain Call: The Hits," in which Eminem speaks directly to Hailie and her half-sister Alaina about family struggles and promises. These songs are among the most streamed Eminem tracks related to his daughter.
Lyrics and Themes
In "Mockingbird," Eminem raps about buying a house for Hailie and trying to shield her from media attention. The lyrics reference real events, including the divorce of his parents and financial instability during his early career. "Hailie's Song" focuses on the moment of her birth and Eminem's commitment to being present. Both tracks use direct language and personal details to convey the emotional weight of fatherhood, making them stand out in his catalog as songs explicitly addressed to his daughter.
Albums and Releases Featuring Eminem's Daughter
"The Eminem Show," released on May 26, 2002, under Aftermath Entertainment and Interscope Records, includes "Hailie's Song." The album reached number one on the Billboard 200 and sold over 27 million copies worldwide, according to industry estimates. "Curtain Call: The Hits," released on December 6, 2005, compiles several tracks tied to Hailie, including "Mockingbird," and became one of the best-selling greatest hits albums globally. These releases are key sources for fans researching Eminem songs for his daughter.
Later projects such as "Recovery" (2010) and "Kamikaze" (2018) continue to reference family themes, though less directly than earlier albums. Eminem's 2024 album "The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)" includes tracks that touch on legacy and parenthood, keeping the connection to Hailie in the public conversation. Streaming data shows that "Mockingbird" and "Hailie's Song" consistently rank among the most played Eminem tracks on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. For more details on Eminem's discography, see the official Eminem website at eminem.com and for chart data, see Billboard at billboard.com.