Ray J

 William Ray Norwood Jr. or, as he's well-known, Ray J is an actor or singer, as well as a TV personality from the United States. He was born into a musical family. His father, who was director of the church's gospel group, and Los Angeles' hip-hop scene influenced his. At the age of eight, Norwood was eight years old, was offered his first role as a child actor for various ad campaigns. He was chosen to play L.J. In 1993, Beckley was cast as L.J. Although the show lasted just one episode, it provided Norwood many opportunities. Soon, he was appearing in the television movie "The The Enemy Within" opposite Forest Whitaker. His first appearance on the big screen came about through the drama of Tim Reid 'Once Upon a Time... When We Were Colored. As a singer He released his debut studio album 'Everything You Need' on the label 'Elektra Records'. It reached the top spot at 56 on the 'US Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Ray J has released four albums since then. In 2017, he was a contestant on the 9th season of 'Celebrity Big Brother. Ray J is currently appearing on the VH1 reality TV series "Love and Hip-Hop: Hollywood.