RZA

RZA is known as an American rapper, record producer, actor, and director. He is most famous for being the leader of the Wu-Tang Clan.

Background and Age

Robert Fitzgerald Diggs was born on July 5, 1969 in New York, New York. He was apparently named after JFK and Robert Kennedy, who his mom respected and adored.

Married, Wife and Kids

RZA was at first married to Eboni Mills. They got married in 2000 and proceeded to have four children together. RZA had two additional children outside of his marriage, Raindia Diggs and Pranda Diggs. Pranda Diggs revealed to Slate that her mom, Tekitha Wisdom, was companions with RZA before she was born. She said that when she was born, they were back to being companions again.

Plants proceeded to wed Talani Rabb in 2009, with whom he shares a child. Rabb is a former model, having signed with Ford Model Agency at 16 years old. She works with her better half and is the caring mother of their child and step-children.

Career and Net Worth

RZA was a member of the rap group All In Together Now from Staten Island, New York, during the mid 1990s when he started to become well known in the rap game. RZA's prosperity with the group, which was comprised of individual Wu-Tang members like the GZA and Ol' Dirty Bastard, drove him to sign with the acclaimed rap label Tommy Boy under the name Prince Rakeem, where he issued his first EP "Ooh We Love You Rakeem" in 1991.

After his deal with Tommy Boy, RZA shaped the Wu-Tang Clan with his kindred members. He became known as the Wu-Tang Clan's central producer. The Wu-Tang Clan released their introduction debut single "Protect Ya Neck," after which RZA was apparently ready to sign the group to Steve Rifkind's Loud Records. RZA later turned into the Rzarector, shaping the group Gravediggaz with Prince Paul, Frukwan and the late Poetic. RZA has also released two collections out under another a solo alias known as Bobby Digital.

After decades of success, the Wu-Tang Clan embarked on their 36 Chambers 25th Anniversary Celebration Tour, playing venues all around the world. In September 2019, Hulu's new show about the Wu Tang Clan returned Wu Tang fans to '90s Shaolin, otherwise known as Staten Island, demonstrating the excruciating, cruel reality Wu-Tang was born from. It's Batman Begins for Wu-Tang, and it's an unquestionable requirement watch for Wu Tang fans.