Kevin Surratt Age, Birthday, IG, What does Kevin Surratt do for a living?

Kevin Lawrence Surratt was the husband of Traci Renee Braxton, an American singer, reality television personality and radio personality.

They have been married since 1996 and share one child, Kevin Surratt Jr.

Kevin Surratt’s wife Traci Braxton died March 11, 2022 after a year-long battle with esophageal cancer at age 50.

Kevin Surratt Age

Kevin Surratt is 56 years old as of 2021.

Kevin Surratt Birthday

Kevin Surratt celebrates his birthday every November 23. He was born on November 23, 1965 to Sonny Surratt and Blondine Surratt.

Kevin Surratt IG

Kelvin Surratt is active on Instagram under the username (@sirratt65) with 3,789 followers.

What does Kevin Surratt do for a living?

kelvin Surratt has worked on projects and established himself as a successful reality television star, actor, public speaker, and philanthropist.

He is best known for his roles in Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars (2014) and Great Day Washington(2015).

Surratt is also a co-producer of the talent showcase dubbed “The Champ is Here.”

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