“Keep going” is the mantra for USC Trojans‘ wide receiver, Kyron Ware-Hudson. Born in September 2002 and hailing from Duarte, California, he attended Mater Dei High School to sharpen his skills. After becoming a standout player in high school, Kyron went to Oregon and then transferred to the Trojans for his collegiate journey.

Besides that, Kyron shares a special bond with his parents, who encouraged him to pursue his dream of playing football. He’s close to his family, so that’s a big factor in his decision to play for the Trojans. With that said, let’s delve into the details of Hudson’s family.

Who is Kyron Ware-Hudson’s father & mother?

Although the personal or professional details of Hudson’s parents are not available till now, their involvement in Hudson’s football career is clear. ” The pandemic changed things,” said Chance Hudson, Kyron’s father. He further added that “Kyron always wanted to blaze his trail, even before he committed to Oregon.” He explained Kyron was not sure about going to Oregon, but their recruitment strategies persuaded him. “Other schools would hit him up every two weeks and Oregon is talking to him every day, all day long.” Chance Hudson explained how all of it played a role in Kyron’s commitment to Oregon.

After committing to Oregon, Kyron left the program and flipped to USC. The reason behind his choice to play for USC was the idea of being close to his family. “It was just a great day, starting off with just saying ‘happy birthday’ to my mom—a person who is very important to me; I am very close; I’m a mom’s boy,” Kyron stated that telling his mom that he was going to be staying home felt very special to him. He was thrilled to be called a Trojan. On top of that, Kyron Hudson said, “Living in California and being a California football player, everyone was excited that I’m going to the University of Southern California.” Apart from his parents, Kyron’s brother is also helping him with his career choices.

More About Kyron Ware-Hudson’s Family Dynamics

Four-star prospect Kyron Ware-Hudson’s brother Keyon was a redshirt freshman defensive tackle at Oregon, which made sense as to why Kyron wanted to play for Oregon. However, despite withdrawing from the program, Keyon supports his brother’s decision. While talking about his brother, Kyron said, “He’s my brother, and it’s nothing but love, but it’s the best decision for me, and he’s going to be happy, regardless.”

Besides that, Kyron said that both of them, he and his brother, aim to help their parents and want to pay them back for everything that their parents have done. On top of that, Kyron Hudson is making waves in college football with his past performance of 34 receptions for 345 yards and five touchdowns throughout his journey with the Trojans. With that said, let us know in the comments if USC is the team you are rooting for in the 2024 season.