Tink, a 26-year-old singer-rapper, is well-known not just for her music but also for her label squabbles. With her mixtape Winter’s Diary, the independent musician launched her music career in 2011. Blunts and Ballads, Winter’s Diary 4, and Voicemails are among her other hit tracks.

What is the Net Worth of Tink in 2021?

Tink is 26-year-old singer-rapper has been a musician for almost a decade. Tink’s net worth is projected to be around $1 million as of May 2021, according to several estimates. Aside from her singing talent, she earns a good living from sponsors, commercial commercials, paid promotions, and endorsement partnerships.

CAPTION: Singer-songwriter Tink flaunting her Fendi Puffer Jacket worth $4,250 along with iPhone X which price start from $999(SOURCE:twiter)

She has over 347k subscribers on her self-titled YouTube channel, over 955k followers on Instagram, and over 468.1k followers on Twitter as of May 2021.

Tink has a 6.16 percent interaction rate on Instagram, where she may earn $2,854.5 to $4,757.5 each sponsored post, according to IMH.

Tink’s Brief Biography and Early Years

Trinity Laure’Ale Home was born on March 18, 1995 in Calumet City, Illinois to Renae and Thomas Home. Her nationality is American, and she is of Afro-American heritage.

CAPTION: Trinity posted a throwback picture of her family on Mother’s Day and wish her mother with a lovely caption(SOURCE: articlebio)

In 2021, she will be 26 years old. Tiny, also, attended Chicago’s Simeon Career Academy for high school. Her favorite subject in high school was English since it helped her become a better writer.

Tink is supposedly unmarried at the moment when it comes to her love life. There is no mention of her beau or any other individuals she is romantically involved with on her social media. As a result, her present relationship status is unknown.

Tink’s Professional Achievements

Trinity began singing, rapping, and recording in her father’s basement studio when she was 15 years old. She and her brother garnered local attention after they shared a video of her freestyling over Clipse’s Grindin when she was 16 years old. Her official career began in 2011 when she released her mixtape Winter’s Diary under the management of Lyrical Eyes. She followed up with two more mixtapes, Alter Ego and Blunts and Ballads, the following year.

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In 2013, she released her fourth mixtape, Boss Up. She was also featured on Future Brown’s first single Wanna Party that year.

Rolling Stone named her fifth mixtape, Winter’s Diary 2: Forever Yours, the eighth-best R&B album of 2014. Similarly, Billboard rated it the ninth-best R&B album of 2014.

Tink was signed to Timbaland’s Mosley Music Group, an Epic Records division, in October 2014.

Tink Starts From Scratch is a label issue.

Despite the fact that the album had previously been completed, Epic Records and Timbaland chose to postpone its release in 2015. In 2017, she revealed that she hadn’t spoken to Timbaland in three months and began looking for a long-term solution to her deal with Mosley. Tink received rights to her unreleased tracks after both parties struck a deal at the conclusion of the year. Tink is currently a self-employed artist.

According to sources, she has no plans to release any of her songs with Timbaland. Her debut EP, Pain & Pleasure, was released through Sony RED and Entertainment Group in March 2018. Tink’s studio album Hopeless Romantic was published on February 14, 2020 through Empire and Winter’s Diary.