Ray J

 William Ray Norwood Jr. or, as he's most commonly referred to, Ray J, is a singer-songwriter, actor and TV host who hails from the United States. He was born into a musical household. His father was the director of the church's gospel choir, and Los Angeles' hip-hop scene was influential to him. When Norwood was eight years old, the actor was cast in his first roles as a child actor on various ad campaigns. L.J. was his first character. In 1993, Beckley was cast as L.J. Although the series only lasted just one season, it provided various opportunities for Norwood and he soon was in the television movie 'The Enemy Within' opposite Forest Whitaker. Tim Reid's dramatic drama "Once upon a Time" was his first big screen appearance. When We Our Lives Were Colored'. He released his first album, "Everything You Want" as a performer under the 'Elektra Record' label. It ranked #56 on the Billboard charts in the United States. Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart. Ray J has since released four more albums. He competed in the nineteenth season of 'Celebrity Big Brother in 2017 and is a part of the VH1 reality television series "Love and Hip-Hop: Hollywood'.