Megan Thee Stallion (American Rapper) Biography

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Real name	Megan Jovon Ruth Pete

Education	Bachelor of Science in Health Administration from Texas Southern University (2021)

School	Pearland High School, Texas
College/University	Prairie View A&M University, Texas; Texas Southern University, Texas

Marital Status	Unmarried
Affairs/Boyfriends	Pardison Fontaine (An American rapper and songwriter)

Father	- Name
Mother	- Holly Aleece Thomas (Former American rapper who rapped under the name 'Holly-Wood', died in March 2019 from brain cancer)

Debut

Single	Like a Stallion (2016)
Web Series	Hottieween(2019)

Awards

Variety's Hitmakers (2019) - Breakthrough Artist
Powerhouse Award (2019) at Billboard Women in Music
BET Award for Best Female Hip-Hop Artist (2019)
Soul Train Music Award for Rhythm & Bars Award (2020) for the song 'Savage'
People's Choice Awards (2020) - Collaboration Song of the Year
MTV Video Music Award for Best Hip-Hop Video (2020) for the song Savage
American Music Award for Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Song (2020)
Grammy Award for Best New Artist (2021)
18th Congressional District of Texas Hero Award (2021) for philanthropy efforts in Houston

Food	Chocolate, Hershey's with Almonds
Film Series	The Chronicles of Narnia (2005)
Singer	Rihanna, Pimp C
Dance Move	Twerking
TV Shows	My Hero Academia (2016)

1. Megan Thee Stallion enjoys drinking alcohol.
2. She was raised in the South Park neighborhood of Houston.
3. In ninth grade, she won the title of Miss Pearland at Pearland High School in Texas.
4. She gained initial fame in 2013 through viral freestyle rapping videos on Instagram and YouTube.
5. In 2018, she signed with 1501 Certified Entertainment and became the first female rapper to sign with 300 Entertainment.
6. She showed generosity by giving out Thanksgiving turkeys to families in need in 2019.
7. In August 2020, she was appointed as the Global Brand Ambassador for Revlon.
8. She began writing raps at age 14.
9. She took five classes during her final semester at Texas Southern University to complete her degree.
10. She donated $25,000 in scholarships as part of a $1 million scholarship partnership with Fashion Nova to help students overcome financial barriers to graduation.