She’s an entrepreneur widely recognized as the wife of rapper 2 Chainz, a relationship that has drawn public attention over the years. The couple’s love story took a major turn when 2 Chainz first popped the question during the BET Awards in June 2013—a memorable moment many still talk about. But he didn’t stop there; in true grand fashion, he proposed again at the Met Gala in May 2018. Later that same year, in August, they officially tied the knot, marking the beginning of their married life together.

Beyond her connection to 2 Chainz, she’s made a name for herself through her philanthropic efforts. She founded the TRU Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting and supporting the African American community in Atlanta. Her work reflects a deep commitment to giving back, especially in areas close to her heart.

Before stepping into the spotlight, she focused on her education, earning a Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and corrections from Alabama State University. That academic foundation helped shape her path, even as her personal life evolved alongside her husband’s rising fame.

Family has always been central to her journey. In July 2008, she and 2 Chainz welcomed their first child, a daughter named Heaven. Over the years, their family grew—October 2012 brought the arrival of their second daughter, Harmony, and just a few years later, in October 2015, they embraced parenthood once more with the birth of their son, Halo. As the wife of 2 Chainz, she balances motherhood, entrepreneurship, and advocacy with grace and determination.