Courtney Parker Biography: Awards, TV Shows, Songs, Ex-Boyfriend, Age, Net Worth, Height, Siblings, Parents

Courtney Parker is an American singer and dancer, renowned for her dynamic performances and contributions to the Greek music scene after relocating to Glyfada, Greece.

She gained prominence through collaborations with artists like Elena Paparizou, Playmen, and HouseTwins, particularly for the award-winning single “All the Time,” which earned two MAD Video Music Awards.

With a background in dance and a versatile music career, Parker has become a notable figure in both the U.S. and Greece, celebrated for her energetic stage presence and vocal talent.

Profile

• Full Name: Courtney Parker
• Stage Name: Courtney
• Born: July 9, 1985
• Age: 40 years old
• Birthplace: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S.
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Singer, Dancer
• Height: 1.68m
• Parents: Mr. Parker and Mrs. Parker
• Siblings: 4
• Spouse: Christos Mastoras (ex)
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $5 million

Early Life and Education

Courtney Parker was born on July 9, 1985, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to Mr. and Mrs. Parker. She grew up with four sisters, though their names are not publicly disclosed.

After graduating from high school, she attended the University of Central Oklahoma, where she studied dance for one year before pursuing a professional career. Her ethnicity is Black, and her religious beliefs are unknown.

Career

Courtney Parker began her career as a dancer, performing as an Equity dancer at Walt Disney World after her brief time at the University of Central Oklahoma.

She later moved to Los Angeles under the mentorship of choreographer Brian Friedman, where she joined the Pussycat Dolls in 2008, performing on various television shows and at venues like the Viper Room.

Her dance career also included appearances on Glee alongside Zachary Woodley. In 2010, she relocated to Greece, making her debut in the music industry with a performance at Thalassa, which marked her transition from dance to singing and earned her initial recognition in the Greek music scene.

Her breakthrough came in 2012 with the collaborative single “All the Time” with Elena Paparizou, Playmen, and RiskyKidd, which won two MAD Video Music Awards and received two additional nominations. In 2013, she collaborated with RiskyKidd and HouseTwins on “Rhythm Is a Dancer,” a remake of Snap’s song, presented at the MAD Video Music Awards.

That same year, her song “Breakin’ Me Up” with Playmen served as the theme for MadWalk 2013. In 2014, she released her debut Greek-language solo single, “Agapise Me” (Love Me), written by her then-fiancé Chris Mastoras, further establishing her as a solo artist.

Courtney Parker remains a vibrant presence in the music and dance world, with a strong influence in Greece and a growing U.S. following since her return to Nashville, Tennessee, in 2020 due to the pandemic.

Her performances with artists like Rihanna, Kelly Rowland, and Will. I.Am showcasing her versatility, while her website, courtneyparkermusic.com, serves as a platform for upcoming music releases and bookings.

Her legacy of blending American and Greek musical styles, along with her dance expertise, continues to inspire fans and aspiring artists, particularly in pop and dance.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @courtneyparker_official
• Facebook Handle: Courtney Parker
• Twitter Handle: Unknown

Personal Life

Courtney Parker was previously married to Chris Mastoras, lead vocalist of the Greek band Melisses, but the relationship ended, and she is currently single with no children. After moving to Greece in 2010, she immersed herself in the local culture, teaching dance and collaborating with Greek artists.

Discography

• All the Time (2012)
• Breakin’ Me Up (2013)
• Rhythm Is a Dancer (2013)
• Agapise Me (2014)

Net Worth

Courtney Parker has an estimated net worth of $5 million. Her wealth primarily stems from her music career, including album sales, live performances, and royalties from hits like “All the Time” and “Rhythm Is a Dancer.”