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| Height: | Hometown: |
| 5′ 2″ | Ladera Heights |
Bio:
Jhené Aiko (conceived Jhené Aiko Efuru Chilombo on March 16, 1988 in Ladera Heights, California) is an American artist, lyricist and creator. Jhené broke into the music business by contributing vocals to a few B2K discharges. She was charged as the cousin of B2K’s Lil’ Fizz, yet she’s irrelevant to him. Her first single as a lead craftsman, “No L.O.V.E.,” was discharged in 2002. The video for the track appeared on BET’s 106 and Park when she was only 15 years of age. She was set to discharge her presentation collection, My Name Is Jhené, in 2003, yet pressures at her record mark, Epic, prompted it getting retired. After a short break from the music business to proceed with her training, Jhené returned in 2007. She discharged a mixape in 2011 and in 2012, she opened for Nas and Lauryn Hill on their “Life Is Good/Black Rage” show visit. She discharged her presentation EP Saily Out in November 2013, and it appeared at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 diagram. She kept on recording and discharge new music, prompting her gaining three Grammy selections in 2015 (for Best R&B Song and Best Urban Contemporary Album.) In 2016, she worked together with rapper Big Sean in an undertaking called Twent88. Their discharged their introduction collection on TIDAL. She discharged her sophomore collection, Trip in 2017.
Best Known For:
Her unscripted television realm and her 72-day marriage, and her association with Kanye West, and their kid together, North West.
Individual Life:
Jhené’s mom is of Japanese, Spanish and Afro-Dominican plummet while her dad is of African American, Native America, German and Jewish plunge. Her sister is R&B vocalist Mila J. Her sibling passed on of malignancy in July 2012, and before his demise, she recorded “For My Brother.” Jhené dated R&B artist O’Ryan and she brought forth their little girl, Namiko Love, in 2008. She started dating Big Sean in 2016. She was named PETA’s Sexiest Vegetarian Celebrity in 2016, and postured stripped in their hostile to hide “Drop The Fur” promotion battle. She refered to Tupac as a noteworthy impact, and furthermore calls Aaliyah, Eminem, Kid Cudi and Kendrick Lamar as impacts.
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