Janelle Monáe Robinson is an American singer, rapper and actress. She has won a Screen Actors Guild Award and a Children’s and Family Emmy Award, in addition to being nominated for eight Grammy Awards.

Monáe Janelle biography

Janelle Monáe Robinson was born in Kansas City, Kansas, on December 1st, and grew up in the working-class neighbourhood of Quindaro. Janet, her mother, was a hotel maid and a janitor. Michael Robinson Summers, her father, drove trucks.

When Monáe was a little child, her parents divorced, and her mother eventually wed a postal worker. Kimmy, Monáe’s younger sister, is the result of her mother’s second marriage.

Monáe was brought up as a Baptist and picked up singing at a nearby church. Her family members played music and performed in the Baptist church, the Church of God in Christ, and the African Methodist Episcopal church nearby.

From an early age, Monáe had aspirations of becoming a performer and singer; she has named Dorothy Gale from The Wizard of Oz as a musical inspiration. Another inspiration came from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, which Monáe purchased twice with her first check. On Juneteenth talent shows, she sang songs from the album and won three times in a row.

Monáe self-released The Audition, a demo album, in 2003 and sold it out of the trunk of a Mitsubishi Galant. She was dismissed from her job at an Office Depot during this time for responding to a fan’s email on a work computer; this incident served as the basis for the song “Lettin’ Go,” which in turn caught Big Boi’s notice.

Monáe Janelle age

She is 37 years old. Janelle was born on December 1, 1985.

Monáe Janelle nationality

She is an American who comes from Kansas City, Kansas, U.S.

Who is Janelle Monáe husband?

Janelle Monáe has no husband at the moment. Monáe has declared that she identifies as both pansexual and bisexual.

She tweeted the phrase #IAmNonbinary coupled with a statement on January 10, 2020, and it became the day’s trending topic on Twitter. ‘I tweeted the #IAmNonbinary hashtag in celebration of Nonbinary Day and to raise more exposure for the community’, Monáe explained in an interview with The Cut a month after the tweet.

Are you a boy or a girl? from Steven Universe is a meme that I tweeted. I identified with “I’m an experience” because, as someone who has challenged gender barriers since the start of my profession, it spoke to me. I sense my male energy, my female energy, and an energy I cannot even describe.

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