Yung Miami

Yung Miami, born Caresha Romeka Brownlee, is one half of the hip-hop duo City Girls alongside JT (Jatavia Shakara Johnson). Hailing from Miami, Florida, the pair signed with Quality Control Music and burst onto the national scene in 2018 when their breakout single “Act Up” became a viral sensation. The track peaked at number 26 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified quadruple platinum, cementing City Girls as one of the leading female rap acts of the late 2010s.

The City Girls released their debut mixtape “Period” in 2018 followed by their studio albums “Girl Code” (2018) and “City on Lock” (2020). Their bold, unapologetic style and anthemic party tracks made them favorites on streaming platforms and at live events. Yung Miami held down the group’s public presence during periods when JT was unavailable, showcasing her ability to carry the brand and connect with fans through social media and performances.

In 2022, Yung Miami expanded her career beyond music by hosting “Caresha Please,” a popular talk show on Revolt TV where she interviewed major names in hip-hop and entertainment. The show became a cultural talking point and demonstrated her charisma and interviewing skills. Her high-profile personal life, including her relationship with music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, also kept her in the public eye and increased her media presence.

Yung Miami has leveraged her fame into brand partnerships and entrepreneurial ventures, building a portfolio that extends beyond music. She has collaborated with fashion and beauty brands, and her social media following of millions provides a lucrative platform for endorsements. With City Girls continuing to release music and her solo ventures growing, Yung Miami has built an estimated net worth of $5 million through a combination of music royalties, touring, television hosting, and brand deals.