Sexyy Red Net Worth, Bio, Age, Birthday, Son

 

Sexxy Red has a net worth of around $1 million.


Sexyy Red has a net worth of around $1 million. Most of her earnings come from record sales, performances on tours and brand endorsements. 


Other than the streams of income she currently has, Sexyy Red have showed intentions of earning more money, once stating in an interview with Complex that she wants to launch her own makeup line and merchandise. 


Other than her net worth and streams of income, what more is there to know about Sexyy Red? Let's find out. 



Sexyy Red Bio

Born on April 15, 1998, in St Louis, Missouri, Janae Anand Nierah Wherry, popularly known as Sexyy Red, is an American rapper and songwriter. 


In 2018, Sexyy Red released her debut single titled “A Thousand Jugs,” which was a reworking of “A Thousand Miles,” the 2002 hit track by Vanessa Carlton. She then went on to release another song titled “Slide.”


Her breakthrough, however, came in 2021 when she released her debut album titled “Ghetto Superstar.” which had hit songs like “Sexyy” and “Throwing It.” The album was not only a success but also gave her prominence, with her YouTube channel gathering over 50k subscribers and her Instagram account, 160k followers. 


In January 2023, Sexyy Red dropped the hit single “Pound Town.” The song, produced by American producer Tay Keith, was a hit and has earned her fans worldwide as well as praises from industry insiders. It has also received co-signs from popular artists like Cardi B and Post Malone. 


In April 2023, Sexyy Red was featured by NLE Choppa on the remix of “Slut Me Out.” In May 2023, she featured rapper Nicki Minaj on the remix of Pound Town, “Pound Town 2,” and a month later, she released “Hood Hottest Princess,” a mixtape. 



Sexyy Red Age

Sexyy Red is 25 years old 


Sexyy Red Son

Sexyy Red had a son named Chuckie, or “Sexyy Junior.” He was born in 2020


Where is Sexyy Red From?

Sexyy Red is from St Louis, Missouri, United States 


Sexxy Red Birthday

Sexxy Red was born on April 15, 1998


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