Chloe Bailey Biography

(American Actress and Singer)

Birthday: July 1, 1998 (Cancer)

Born In: Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Advanced SearchChloe Bailey is an American singer and actress who is famous for being one-half of the singing duo ‘Chloe x Halle’. The band is known for its contemporary genre-bending music. Since their arrival on the music scene, Chloe and her sister Halle have managed to achieve major successes, which includes two ‘Grammy’ nominations and the privilege of being the opening acts of Beyoncé’s ‘The Formation World Tour’ and ‘On the Run II Tour’. Chloe and her sister were discovered by the reigning queen of pop music herself, Beyoncé, who signed them under her label after seeing their cover of her popular song “Pretty Hurts” on their YouTube channel. ‘Chloe x Halle’ went on to release chart-topping albums like ‘The Two of Us’, ‘Sugar Symphony’ and ‘The Kids Are Alright’ under Queen Bey’s label, ‘Parkwood Entertainment’. Chloe has also acted in movies like ‘The Fighting Temptations’, ‘Last Holiday’ and ‘Meet the Browns’. Her TV acting credits include ‘Austin & Ally’ and ‘Grown-ish’. She has also featured alongside her sister in Beyoncé’s music video “Lemonade”. With millions following their page on social media, Chloe has become a role model to many youngsters. Quick Facts

Also Known As: Chloe Elizabeth Bailey

Age: 25 Years, 25 Year Old Females

Family:

father: Doug Bailey

mother: Courtney Bailey

siblings: Halle Bailey

Actresses Rhythm & Blues Singers

City: Atlanta, Georgia

U.S. State: Georgia

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American PeopleAmerican WomenGeorgia ActressesCancer SingersWomen Singers Rise to StardomChloe Bailey started learning the cello and violin while she was being homeschooled in Atlanta. She also learned to play the piano from YouTube tutorials. Chloe’s passion for music served as an inspiration to her younger sister Halle. After seeing the sisters’ musical progress, their father Doug Bailey quit his day job and became their manager so that the girls could perform all over Atlanta. Around this time, they realized that they were meant to become professional musicians. In an interview, Chloe said: “Ever since we were little girls, we’ve always kind of known in our hearts that we would be doing this”.In 2006, the Grammy-nominated duo created its YouTube channel ‘Chloe x Halle’ and started posting covers of popular songs. Immediately after posting their first video “Love Is You”, the sisters caught the attention of music lovers. Chloe Bailey then posted a popular solo rendition of “Summertime” on February 23, 2009. The sisters gained more attention after live performing the American national anthem. The video posted on November 8, 2010, became the first one to get more than a million views.There was no stopping ‘Chloe x Halle’ after this. Their cover versions of popular songs like Beyoncé’s “Best Thing I Never Had” and “I Was Here”, Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep”, Rihanna’s “Diamonds” and Lorde’s “Royals” gained millions of views. However, they did not anticipate the success of the cover of Beyoncé’s “Pretty Hurts” when they posted it on December 22, 2013. The video not only received more than 16 million views but also got the attention of music icon Beyoncé. In 2015, she signed the sisters to her music label ‘Parkwood Entertainment’ and became their mentor. Halle and Chloe had already released a popular EP titled ‘Uncovered’ on September 23, 2013. But after being signed by ‘Parkwood Entertainment’, they debuted their official EP ‘Sugar Symphony’ on April 29, 2016. The album was a hit, and the duo was asked to perform at the ‘YouTube Music Foundry’ in June 2016, where they performed their single “Drop” from “Sugar Symphony”. They also performed at the ‘BET Awards’ in 2016.The first lady Michelle Obama invited ‘Chloe X Halle’ for the ‘White House Easter Egg Roll’, during which they perform their song “Fall”. The sisters’ careers continued their upward trajectory when they became the opening acts of Beyoncé’s ‘The Formation World Tour’ and Andra Day’s ‘Cheers to the Fall Tour’ in 2016. On March 16, 2017, they released the mixtape ‘The Two of Us’ for digital streaming. Chloe Bailey and her sister released their first studio album ‘The Kids Are Alright’ on March 23, 2018, and it is the duo’s most successful project up until now. The album’s two most popular songs are “Grown” and “Warrior”. While “Grown” had already been released in December 2017 as the theme song for the TV series ‘Grown-ish’, “Warrior” featured in the science fantasy adventure movie ‘A Wrinkle in Time’, which released in 2018. The sisters earned two ‘Grammy’ nominations for the album in ‘Best Urban Contemporary Album’ and ‘Best New Artist’ categories in 2019.In 2019, Chloe and Halle performed as an opening act for Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s ‘On the Run II Tour’. The sisters performed “America the Beautiful” at Super Bowl LIII on February 3 in the same year. In April 2019, they released the song “Be Yourself”, featured in the movie ‘Little’. Apart from singing, Chloe is also an actress who has appeared in a number of movies like ‘The Fighting Temptations’ (2003), ‘Last Holiday’ (2006), ‘Gospel Hill’ (2008), ‘Let It Shine’ and ‘Joyful Noise’ in 2012. Simultaneously, she has been praised for her performances on TV series, such as ‘Austin & Ally’ (2013) and ‘Grown-ish’ (2018 – present). In February 2019, she was seen on the cover of ‘Essence’ magazine with her sister.Recommended Lists:

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Cancer ActressesAmerican SingersAmerican ActressesActresses Who Are In Their 20sContinue Reading BelowFamily & Personal LifeChloe Bailey was born in Atlanta, Georgia, USA on July 1, 1998. Her father’s name is Doug Bailey and her mother is called Courtney Bailey. Her sister Halle Bailey is also a singer and actress. Their father quit his job to become their manager. She also has a younger brother.Recommended Lists:

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