What is Charli Baltimore's net worth?
Charli Baltimore is an American rapper–songwriter who has a net worth of $500 thousand.
Charli Baltimore emerged in the mid-1990s as a distinctive voice in East Coast hip-hop, known for her sharp lyrics and fiery red hair. Born Tiffany Lane in Philadelphia, she initially gained attention through her association with The Notorious B.I.G., who helped launch her rap career. Despite never achieving mainstream commercial success, Baltimore released several notable singles and one studio album, "Cold As Ice" (1999), establishing herself as a respected lyricist in a male-dominated industry. Her career spans collaborations with high-profile artists like Mýa and Ja Rule, earning her recognition both as a solo artist and featured performer on various hip-hop tracks throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Early Life
She was born Tiffany Lane Jarmon in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in August 1974. She graduated from Peirce College and initially pursued a career as a paralegal. Baltimore then worked as a model before entering the music industry. She met the Notorious B.I.G. in 1995, and soon they began dating. He encouraged her to pursue rapping professionally and helped her secure a deal with Epic Records. The name Charli Baltimore is a reference to Geena Davis' character's name in the movie "The Long Kiss Goodnight."

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Career Peak
Baltimore's debut single "Money" (1998) generated buzz in the hip-hop community. Her album "Cold As Ice" followed in 1999, featuring production from DJ Premier and collaborations with various artists. However, because of label disputes, the album was not released to the public for purchase until 2009. She left Untertainment soon after the unofficial release of her album and guest recorded with a steady stream of artists, including Cam'ron, Fat Joy, Christina Milian, Ja Rule, and Mya. She also continued to release singles and scored a Grammy nomination for her track "Diary" in 2003. She later signed to Irv Gotti's Murder Inc. Records, where she appeared on several successful compilations.

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Notable Collaborations
During her time with Murder Inc., Baltimore contributed verses to hits like "Down 4 U" and "Made You Look (Remix)." She worked with artists including Ashanti, Ja Rule, and Fat Joe, demonstrating her versatility as both a solo artist and collaborative performer.
In 2019, Charli was announced as a cast member, along with her daughter Sianni, on a new reality show called "Growing Up Hip Hop" which would later air on WeTV.