Tracy Marrow Jr. was born on November 23, 1991, in Los Angeles, California, United States of America. His zodiac sign is Sagittarius, and he is an American citizen. He’s a rapper, but he’s best recognized for being the son of Ice T, a well-known American rapper.

What is the Net Worth of Tracy Marrow Jr?

The net worth of Tracy Marrow Jr is projected to be over $100,000 as of August 2020, whereas his father’s net worth is rumored to be above $40 million.

Early life, motherhood, and education:

Tracy was raised in Los Angeles by his father and mother, Darlene Ortiz, a singer, rapper, and writer who recently released the book “Definition of Down: My Life with Ice T & the Birth of Hip Hop,” in which she writes about her everyday life with Ice T and how they rose to the top of their careers before splitting after 12 years of marriage.

Tracy has two half-sisters: LaTesha Marrow, who was born on March 20, 1976, to Ice T and his then-girlfriend Adrienne, and Chanel, who was born in 2015 to Ice T and his wife Nicole ‘Coco Marie’ Austin, a well-known swimsuit model.

He went to a local high school where he was physically active by playing football and soccer, but after matriculating in 2009, he opted not to pursue a college degree and instead look for job in order to support himself financially.

Professional Life of Tracy Marrow Jr

Tracy has kept his professional life private, however it is known that he joined his father’s heavy metal band Body Count in 2017 and has been acting as a backup vocalist since then. Singles from the album “Bloodlust” such as “No Lives Matter,” “This is Why We Ride,” and “Raining in Blood / Postmortem 2017” were among the first tracks to include him. Tracy went on to collaborate with his father on the songs “Bum-Rush,” “All Love Is Lost,” and “The Ski Mask Way,” and towards the end of 2017, reports were spreading on the internet that Tracy would start a solo career, but these were debunked.

The band released several more singles with Tracy, including “Bodycount’s In The House,” “Body Motherfucking Count,” and “Extreme Discipline” – their most recent album, “Carnivore,” was released in 2020 and featured Tracy on every song, including “The Hate Is Real,” “When I’m Gone,” and “Thee Critical Beatdown.”

Arrest:

Tracy was arrested on October 10, 2012, after police in Los Angeles pulled him over for having too loud music in his vehicle. After being requested to turn down the music, he instead turned it up, just as the cops discovered Tracy had a $10,000 warrant out for speeding, and he was arrested and booked.

Love life and relationships:

Tracy hasn’t mentioned any of the women he’s dated, but there are accusations floating around the internet that he’s turned into a womanizer like his father was when he was his age, and that this is why he hasn’t married yet. His supporters claim to have seen him with a variety of ladies on different occasions, and it is widely assumed that he has never been in a long-term relationship. On Instagram, he goes by the name Ice Marrow and has a lot of images of his female pals on his account.

There have also been rumors that Tracy is gay, but it’s thought that these were started solely to harm his and his father’s reputations.

Tracy is unmarried, has never married, and has no children as of August 2020.

Hobbies and interests:

Tracy works out four to five times a week at the gym and follows a strict diet in which he rarely eats fast food and avoids sugar – many of the photos taken during his workouts have been uploaded to his Instagram account, and Tracy has also given his fans advice on which exercises to do and how to do them.

He is an animal enthusiast who has a dog. His greatest interest is fast vehicles, which he has owned for many years. He often buys a car, drives it for a year or two, then sells it and replaces it with a better one. In his spare time, he enjoys watching movies, and his favorite actors and actresses are Vin Diesel and Natalie Portman, with the franchise “The Fast and the Furious,” “XXX,” and “V for Vendetta” among his favorites.

Early Life,Family and short Biography

‘Ice-T’ Tracy Lauren Marrow was born on February 16, 1958, in Newark, New Jersey, USA. His zodiac sign is Aquarius, and he is an American citizen. He is a rapper, musician, actor, and writer who rose to prominence after the release of his debut album “Rhyme Pays” on July 28, 1987.

Ice-T was reared as an only child by his father Solomon, a mechanic at the Rapistan Conveyor Company, and his mother Alice, a homemaker, in Newark and then Summit, New Jersey. When he was seven years old, he was confronted with racism for the first time, but his mother consoled him by telling him that people are foolish and that he shouldn’t worry about it — she died of a heart attack when he was nine. His father purchased him a bicycle when he was 13, but it was stolen, so Ice-T stole bicycle components and made his own three odd-looking bicycles. Around the same time, his father died of a heart attack, and Ice-T was transferred to live with his aunt, her husband, and their son Earl, who was a huge rock music lover, and sharing a room with Earl piqued Ice-interest T’s in heavy metal music.

Ice-T began his education at Palms Junior High before transferring to Crenshaw High School due to racism. Ice-T had a lot of friends who drank, used drugs, and smoked cigarettes, but he never did. Instead, he preferred to read works by Robert ‘Iceberg Slim’ Beck, which he would repeat to his friends, earning him the nickname ‘Ice-T’. His singing career began when he established the band The Precious Few of Crenshaw High School with Thomas Barnes, Lapekas Mayfield, and Ronald Robinson while still in high school. Ice-T started selling marijuana and stolen car stereos when he was 17 years old, but the money wasn’t enough for him and his pregnant fiancée, so he joined the US Army in 1977.

He served for around two years in the 25th Infantry Division, and it was at this time that he grew interested in hip hop music. Ice-T was discharged from the army in December 1979 and began robbing banks before deciding to pursue a career in music. He worked as a DJ at parties before meeting Willie Strong, who worked for Saturn Records at the time. Ice-T was quickly signed to Saturn, and his debut single “Cold Wind Madness” was released in 1983. He published a new album – “Power” – in 1988 under the Rhyme Syndicate label, which he formed, after his debut album got a lot of notice with its songs being played in different bars throughout Los Angeles.

His third album, “The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech… Just Watch What You Say,” was released in 1989, and his fourth, “O.G. Original Gangster,” was released in 1991. Ice-T formed the band Body Count the same year, but after the release of his song “Cop Killer,” Time Warner Music refused to release his next album “Home Invasion” – the album was eventually released under Priority Records in 1993, reaching #9 on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and #14 on the Billboard 200 Chart. In 1996 and 1999, he published the albums “VI – Return of the Real” and “The Seventh Deadly Sin,” respectively.

Ice-T released his rap album “Gangsta Rap” on October 31, 2006, and his first song in over a decade, “Feds In My Review,” was released in July 2019. Ice-T began his acting career in 1983 with a role in the documentary film “Breakin’ n’ Enterin’,” and went on to have minor roles in films such as “Breakin'” and “Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo.” He rose to prominence after co-starring in the action crime film “Ricochet” with Denzel Washington as gang leader Odessa, as well as playing King James in the neo-noir crime thriller film “Trespass” and the action thriller film “Surviving the Game.”

He earned an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 1996 for his role in the police drama “New York Undercover” – he won the same award in 2002 for his role in the series “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.” He has also contributed his voice to Madd Dogg in the video game “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas,” Agent Cain in the action game “Sanity: Aiken’s Artifact,” and Aaron Griffin in the video game “Gears of War 3.” There’s also the Ice-T character from the animated comedy series “Rick and Morty” in the episode “Get Schwifty,” which was really voiced by Dan Harmon, the show’s creator.

Height and age:

Tracy is 28 years old. He is 5ft 8ins (1.73m) tall and weighs roughly 150lbs, with short black hair and brown eyes (68kgs).

Quick Facts of Tracy Marrow Jr