Who is DJ Kay Slay’s wife, Buffie Carruth? People are eager to learn more about his personal life after his tragic death.
DJ Kay Slay, whose real name was Keith Grayson, was a New York City-based disc jockey and record executive.
The New York Times refers to him as “Hip Hop’s One-Man Ministry of Insults.”
His four studio albums are “The Streetsweeper, Vol. 1, The Streetsweeper, Vol. 2, The Champions: North Meets South, and More Than Just a DJ.”
The prominent New York City DJ and graffiti artist sadly passed away on Easter Sunday (April 17), four months after being sent to the hospital with COVID-19. The news was confirmed by HipHopDX.
Who Is DJ Kay Slay Wife, Buffie Carruth? Wedding Details
Buffie Carruth is an American model, fitness instructor, and the founder of the Brick Built clothing line.
She is well known by her stage name, Buffie the Body.
Between 2005 and 2006, Kay and Buffie were in a relationship. However, there is no information on their marriage or wedding plans.
Instead, Buffie Carruth has been married to John Lewis for more than seven years.
Her husband and she are currently based in South Carolina.
Age Gap Between DJ Kay Slay and Buffie Carruth
Kay Slay and his ex-girlfriend, Buffie Carruth, are about ten years apart in age.
Buffie is 45 years old and was born on January 7, 1977, in Athens, Georgia, United States.
On the other hand, DJ Kay was 55 years old when he sadly passed away.
He was born on August 14th, 1966 in New York, U.S.
DJ Kay Slays the Kids
So far, no information about DJ Kay Slay’s kids has been revealed.
He appeared to be a reclusive individual, keeping most of his personal life hidden.
On the other hand, his other family members must be heartbroken to find that Kay is no longer with them.
May his family and anyone close to him find the strength they need to overcome their sorrow.
Disclosing DJ Kay Slay Net Worth
DJ Kay Slay is worth $6 million dollars, according to celebritynetworth.com.
“Too Much For Me,” the first song from “Streetsweeper Vol. 1,” reached number 53 on the hip hop charts, which is the highest position in his career.
Likewise, “Streetsweeper Vol. 2,” his follow-up, was released a year later and reached number 27 on the Billboard charts in the United States.
His albums have also sold over 350,000 copies worldwide.