Monique The Star
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January 10, 1996
- Singer
- performer
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| Born | Monique Spencer January 10, 1996 Newark, New Jersey, U.S. |
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| Years active | 2019–present |
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| Website | moniquethestar |
Monique Spencer (born January 10, 1996), professionally known as Monique The Star, is an American singer from Newark, New Jersey. She was signed by Jerry Duplessis of Wonda Music Media Known for his work with Wyclef Jean, Fugees, Whitney Houston and more.[1] Monique gained recognition in the late 2010s for her heartfelt storytelling and collaborations with artists.[2]
"Real Woman" and Soft Girl Era
Monique began her music career in 2019. By 2020, she had collaborated with hip-hop artists Shotgun Suge, Bexgawd, Max YB, and DoItAll from the Lords of the Underground.[2]
In 2024, Monique released the single "Real Woman" featuring Bronx rapper Capella Grey. The song, produced by Jerry Wonda, Dre Knight, and Arden "Arkeyz" Altino. "Real Woman" serves as the lead single for Monique's upcoming album, Soft Girl Era, a project that promises to showcase her artistic and personal evolution.[3][4]