Traci Steele

Background

Traci Steele was born in the Bronx, New York City on November 6, 1978. Her Jamaican family members were the ones who raised her. She is of Jamaican origin and carries an American nationality. When she went to Virginia, she joined the U.S. Air Force and was posted at Langley Air Force Base. She developed the confidence she required as a woman through an honorable military career, which led her to become one of the most skilled and renowned D.J.s of the 21st century.

Steele got her start in the radio industry at Hampton University. She eventually secured a position with Musiq Soulchild, one of the most prominent musicians in hip hop and R&B, after becoming well-known for her work in WWHV Hot 102.1 in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Then, she subsequently relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, where she furthered her career in radio and television. Steele has toured with performers such as Ne-Yo and Jazmine Sullivan due to her work, which has taken her around the U.S. and beyond. Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Chevy, Macy’s Malibu, and Grey Goose were among the companies for which she has worked as a D.J. Steele’s popularity soared thanks to appearances on Bounce TV’s “Off The Chain,” BET’s “106 and Park,” VH1’s “Love and Hip Hop – Season 2,” ABC’s “Good Morning America,” WeTV’s “Million Dollar Matchmaker,” and a late-night talk show, “Donnie After Dark” on TV One, as well as co-hosting for “Dish Nation.”

Steele dated D.J. Babey Drew from “Love and Hip-Hop: Atlanta.” He’s also a professional D.J. and the host of Hot 107.9’s radio show. In an interview at a radio station, the couple initially laid their eyes on each other. Steele had been engaged to her fiancé at the time, but they had broken up after he objected to her DJing passion. On May 5, 2006, they welcomed a boy called Andrew.