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Chanté Torrane Moore Wiki Biography

Chanté Torrane Moore, a daughter of Virginia and Larry Moore, was born on 17 February 1967, in San Francisco, California USA. Chanté is now a well-known R&B and Jazz singer, songwriter and finally an actress. Her first important step into a singing career took place when she became a background singer for world-famous Toni Braxton. In her overall career, Chanté has managed not only to become an award-winning artist, but also quite wealthy.

So just how rich is Chanté Moore? Chante’s net worth has been recently estimated to reach $1.5 million, with her wealth having been accumulated mainly from recordings.

Chanté Moore Net Worth $1.5 Million

With her father being a church minister, Chante Moore grew up in an intensely religious, but also musical environment, which actually influenced her career decisions. She is the youngest child of the family, having an older brother Kelvin and sister La Tendre. Chanté started singing in church in her early childhood, and decided to work in music industry while she was still in high school. Meanwhile, Chanté was also concentrated on modelling, taking part in various beauty shows and looking forward to building her career as a singer. Louil Silas, executive of MCA Records, noticed her when she was 22. This was the breakthrough moment for Chanté, as she debuted with her album called Precious in 1992, which not only went gold, but also got to the top 20 on gospel charts in the USA.

During her singing career Chanté has successfully worked on and released a total of eight albums, with the last one showing up in 2013, which was awarded the “best independent R&B release” of that same year. Among her most famous recordings we can find Love’s Taken Over, Chante’s Got a Man and Straight Up. Moore is also the proud winner of eight awards and nominations with the first one taken early in 1992. Competing with Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston for the single of the year in the Soul Train Music Award nomination is as impressive as it sounds. Not to mention that Moore has twice been nominated for a Grammy. Being so dedicated to the singing industry has definitely paid off for Chanté, as she has accumulated her revenues during her career largely from her singing, as indicated by her current net worth.

The personal life of Chanté Moore has always been a target for gossips. She has bee married twice, with both marriages bringing peak moments to her singing career. While married to her first husband, Kadeem Hardison(1997-2000), Chanté released one of her most successful songs called “Chante’s Got a Man”. She announced her fourth album Exposed in 2000, straight after her divorce from Kadeem. In the year 2002 Chanté married the American R&B singer Kenny Lattimore, another stroke for her career. The album “Things that Lovers Do” which was recorded and released by the famous couple ended up counting more than a million copies sold. This success, however, did not prevent the couple from divorcing later on in 2011. Chanté Moore has two children, a daughter and a son, one from each marriage respectively.



Full Name Chanté Moore
Net Worth $1.5 Million
Date Of Birth February 17, 1967
Place Of Birth San Francisco, California USA
Height 1.64 m
Profession Singer, Songwriter, American R&B, Jazz Singer, Actress
Nationality American
Spouse Kenny Lattimore (m. 2002–2011), Kadeem Hardison (m. 1997–2000)
Children Sophia Hardison, Kenny Lattimore Jr.
Parents Virginia and Larry Moore
Siblings Kelvin Gomillion, LaTendre Moore, Love’s Taken Over, Chante’s Got a Man, Candlelight & You
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/chantemoorefans
Twitter https://twitter.com/iamchantemoore
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/iamchantemoore/
MySpace https://myspace.com/chantemoore
IMDB www.imdb.com/name/nm0601015
Awards American Music Award, NAACP Image Award, UB Honors Win for “Best Independent R&B Album (2013)
Record Labels Arista Records, Peak Records
Albums “Precious” (1992), “A Love Supreme” (1994), “Exposed” (2000), “Things That Lovers Do” (2003), “Covered/Uncovered” (2006), “Love The Woman” (2008), “Moore is More” (2013)
Nominations Grammy Award for R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal (2002), Soul Train Music Award for Best R&B/Soul Single (2002)
Movies “The Family Crews”
TV Shows “Jubilee” (2014), “Gospel! Gospel! Gospel” (2009)
Fact
1 Niece of Fratis Green.
2 Mother of K.J. Lattimore.
3 Sister of LaTendre Moore.
4 Daughter of Larry Moore.
5 Ex-daughter-in-law of Bethann Hardison.
6 Hit top 20 on the Euro Hot 100 in 2000 with the single “Straight Up”.
7 In 2000 her single “Chante’s Got a Man” hit #2 on the Billboard Hot R&B Singles chart and #10 on the Billboard Hot 100 selling more than 500,000 copies. It was certified Gold by the RIAA. It was also nominated for Best R&B/Soul Single, Female at the 2000 Soul Train Awards. She was against Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston and Lauryn Hill.
8 Her debut single “Love’s Taken Over” spent 33 weeks on the Billboard Hot R&B Singles Chart. It peaked at #11. Her other hits include “It’s Alright” (#11), “Who Do I Turn To” (#83), “Satisfy You” (#48), “Old School Lovin'” (#19), “This Time” (#61), “I’m What You Need” (#56),” “Chante’s Got A Man” (#2), “I See You In A Different Light” (#61), “Straight Up” (#23), and “Bitter” (#55).
9 She has sold more than 5 million albums and singles worldwide. Her 2003 album “Things That Lovers Do” reached #3 on the Billboard Hot R&B albums chart. Her other albums include “Precious” which peaked at #20 (R&B), “A Love Supreme” which peaked at #11 (R&B), “This Moment Is Mine” which peaked at #7 (R&B) and “Exposed” which peaked at #10 (R&B).
10 Baby boy, Kenny, born April 10 2003, with Kenny Lattimore.
11 Daughter, Sophia Hardison, with Kadeem Hardison.

Soundtrack

Title Year Status Character
2010 Soul Train Awards 2010 TV Special performer: “Contagious”
Two Can Play That Game 2001 performer: “Go Ahead With All That”
Top of the Pops 2001 TV Series performer – 1 episode
Romeo Must Die 2000 performer: “This Is a Test” / writer: “This Is a Test”
Shake, Rattle and Roll: An American Love Story 1999 TV Movie performer: “Wall Around My Heart”
How Stella Got Her Groove Back 1998 performer: “Your Home Is In My Heart” Stella’s Love Theme
Drive 1997 writer: “He Remembers She”
Waiting to Exhale 1995 performer: “Wey U”
New York Undercover 1995 TV Series performer – 1 episode
Beverly Hills Cop III 1994 “Mood” / performer: “Mood”
House Party 2 1991 performer: “Candlelight & You” – as Chante Moore / writer: “Candlelight & You” – as Chante Moore

Actress

Title Year Status Character
Family Time 2016 TV Series Yvette
The Young and the Restless 2003 TV Series Chante
Shake, Rattle and Roll: An American Love Story 1999 TV Movie Candy
The Fan 1996 Primo Tribute Singer

Music Department

Title Year Status Character
Positive 2007/I composer: theme music – as Chante Moore

Self

Title Year Status Character
Unsung 2015 TV Series documentary Herself
R&B Divas: Los Angeles 2013-2015 TV Series Herself
23rd Annual Trumpet Awards 2015 TV Special Herself (as Chante Moore)
Chasing LA 2014 TV Series Herself
One Christmas 2013 TV Special Herself
R&B Divas Los Angeles: The Divalogues 2013 TV Movie Herself
R&B Divas Los Angeles: Reunion 2013 TV Movie Herself
Dishing Tea with Big Meach 2013 TV Mini-Series Herself
BET Awards 2012 2012 TV Special Herself
Don Cornelius: Visionary, Trailblazer & Cultural Icon 2012 TV Movie Herself
2010 Soul Train Awards 2010 TV Special Herself
An Evening of Stars: Tribute to Smokey Robinson 2008 TV Movie Herself
In the Cutz 2006 TV Series Herself
21st Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards 2006 TV Special Herself
The 10th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards 2005 TV Special Herself
The Tom Joyner Show 2005 TV Series Herself
The Seat Filler 2004 Herself
Soul Train 1992-2003 TV Series documentary Herself / Guest
The 8th Annual Walk of Fame Honoring Stevie Wonder 2002 TV Special Herself
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 1993-2002 TV Series Herself / Herself – Musical Guest
2nd Annual BET Awards 2002 TV Movie documentary Herself
Girlfriends 2002 TV Series Herself
Top of the Pops 2001 TV Series Herself
32nd NAACP Image Awards 2001 TV Special Herself
The 15th Annual Soul Train Music Awards 2001 TV Special Herself (as Chante Moore)
An Evening of Stars: A Celebration of Educational Excellence 2001 TV Special documentary Herself
14th Annual Soul Train Music Awards 2000 TV Special Herself – Presenter (as Chante Moore)
New York Undercover 1995 TV Series Herself
1993 Essence Awards 1993 TV Special Herself
Ebony/Jet Showcase 1993 TV Series Herself
The 7th Annual Soul Train Music Awards 1993 TV Special Herself – Presenter
25th NAACP Image Awards 1993 TV Special Herself (as Chante Moore)
The 6th Annual Soul Train Music Awards 1992 TV Special Herself – Presenter

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