Lil Ronnie’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth & life story

  • Source of Wealth: Music
  • Age: 28
  • Birth Place: Dallas, Texas, United States
  • Full Name: Ronnie Jackson
  • Nationality: American
  • Date of Birth: July 11, 1991
  • Ethnicity: African American
  • Occupation: Record Producer

American Record Producer Lil’ Ronnie has an estimated net worth of about $9 million. He has gathered his wealth from his music production while he stayed in Atlanta and has been very instrumental in the shaping of the Atlanta-sound. He has worked with a variety of stars and production credits accorded to him include tracks such as; ‘Tell Me What Your Name’ is by Ciara, ‘Doll House’ by Priscilla Rena, ‘Same Girl’ and ‘Crazy Night’ by R. Kelly among many others. He released a single titled ‘Addicted’ featuring rap artist Bow Wow in 2008.

Lil Ronnie was born as Ronnie Jackson in Kansas City, Missouri in the USA but was raised in Atlanta, Georgia. His music interest began at a very early age and began his career in music production. In 2009 he produced R. Kelly’s ninth album titled ‘Untitled’. This helped propel his career even further.

 

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