Momma Dee’s Net Worth, Biography, Career, Awards, Fact and Life Story

Net Worth: $250 Thousand
Date of Birth: Sep 21, 1963
Gender: Female

Momma Dee net worth: Momma Dee is an American reality television star and mother who has a net worth of $250 thousand. She was born Deborah Gaither in 1963, and has earned her net worth primarily as a cast member of Vh1’s reality television hit, Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.

Momma Dee is a former pimp and has been featured on Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta since the first season. Momma Dee is a mother of two, a daughter named Jasmine and the rapper Lil Scrappy. As a young mother, Momma Dee did whatever she could to provide for her kids; she even worked as a pimp for several years. Outside of pimping, she is also a singer and former model. She is a self-proclaimed over-doting mother, and has worn many hats throughout her life. In addition to her work in as a model, singer, and former pimp, she has also worked as a registered nurse and in recent years opened up her own catering business. More recently, she has decided to focus on becoming a singer and author, and in the meantime stays active in the lives of her children, and a cast member on Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.

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