Savannah Jordan, born on November 24, 1998, in the United States, is the daughter of renowned R&B singer and reality star, Stevie J. She is one of six children in her family, with three sisters named Eva, Bonnie'Bella, and Sade, and two brothers named Steven and Dorian.
In 2016, Savannah made her television debut on the reality shows "Stevie J & Joseline Go Hollywood" and "Leave It to Stevie." She quickly became a fan favorite with her charismatic personality and entertaining presence on screen.
With her father being a well-known figure in the music industry, Savannah was destined to make a name for herself. She has appeared in episodes of the popular reality show "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta," where she has showcased her talent and charm to audiences worldwide.
Savannah's father, Stevie J, is known for hit songs such as "Come Here Party" and "Baby." She has always been proud of her father's musical accomplishments and looks up to him as a mentor and role model in her own career.
Throughout her time on reality television, Savannah has collaborated with other stars in the industry, including Yung Joc and Lil Scrappy, on the show "Leave it to Stevie." These collaborations have helped her expand her network and reach a wider audience.
Despite her growing fame, Savannah remains grounded and focused on her goals. She is dedicated to her family and credits them for their unwavering support throughout her journey in the entertainment industry.
As Savannah continues to carve out her own path in the world of reality television, fans can expect to see more of her infectious personality and talent on their screens. She is a rising star with a bright future ahead of her, and her fans are excited to see what she will accomplish next.