Quincy Brown

Background

Quincy Taylor Brown was born in New York City on June 4, 1991. His Zodiac sign is Gemini. He is of African-American heritage. Brown’s mother is a model and actress, and his biological father is a singer and rapper. Brown’s parents divorced when he was a child. Soon after, Brown’s mother began a relationship with Sean Combs. Brown was three years old at the time. He is a graduate of Calabasas High School.

Brown made his television debut as a teenager on MTV’s, “My Super Sweet 16.” It was a reality show about teens whose parents planned lavish birthday parties for them. On Brown’s 16th birthday, his mother and stepfather organized a celebrity party in Atlanta, which was featured in two episodes of the show. He later appeared as a guest on “C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation,” which aired on the CBS network. In addition, he appeared in an episode of the reality show “Keeping Up With The Kardashians.” Brown landed a prominent role in the film “Brotherly Love” in 2015. The film was directed by Jamal Hill and produced by Queen Latifah. Brown starred as “Chris Collins,” one of the film’s key characters.

Brown began his modeling career by competing in the Gaborone Fashion Weekend which was held in Botswana. He has walked the runways for prominent designers such as Louis Vuitton, Off-White, Rick Owens, and Christian Louboutin. He also promotes products on his social media channels. Brown walked with Naomi Campbell in New York Fashion Week in 2015 as part of her effort to raise awareness about the Ebola virus. Brown is also an entrepreneur. He founded the production company FourXample. Brown has his own watch collection, Chalk by Quincy, as well as a denim line called Embellish. He also owns a tech start-up.