Jasmine Sullivan Age, Net Worth, Husband, Kids, Songs, Instagram

Jasmine Sullivan, officially known as Jazmine Marie Sullivan is an American well-known singer and songwriter. Jassmine was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the United States of America.

Jasmine has been singing professionally since 2003. Jasmine has been affiliated with labels like RCA, J and Arista records. Jasmine sings music genres like R&B, Soul, pop and reggae.

Jasmine Sullivan Age

Jasmine was born on the 9th of April 1987. Jasmine is currently thirty-five (35) years.

Jasmine Sullivan Net Worth

Jasmine has an estimated net worth of about $7 million.

Jasmine Sullivan Husband

Jasmine is currently not married. Jasmine is however in a serious relationship with her longtime boyfriend, Dave Watson.

Jasmine Sullivan Kids

Jasmine does not have any children at the moment.

Jasmine Sullivan Songs

Some of Jasmine’s popular songs are. Bust Your Windows, Lions, Tigers & Bears, Pick Up Your Feelings, Insecure, Hurt Me So Good.

Jasmine Sullivan Instagram 2022

Jasmine is on Instagram as @jazminesullivan.

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