Hazel-E Biography: Net Worth, Husband, Age, Children, Parents, Height, Songs, Wikipedia

Biography

Hazel-E, born Arica Tiffany Adams on April 25, 1980, in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a talented American rapper, reality TV personality, publicist, and entrepreneur.

Raised in a military family, she spent much of her childhood in Houston, Texas, and later settled in Los Angeles, where diverse musical influences like TLC, Prince, and Madonna shaped her eclectic style.

After graduating from Texas State University and building a career as a publicist for artists such as Tank, Gnarls Barkley, and Soulja Boy, Hazel-E launched her music career at 17 with her 2008 debut mixtape Shoe Fetish.

She followed with releases like Valley Girl (2010), The Diary of a Valley Girl (2011), and the album Girlcode (2012), blending pop-rap with West Coast vibes.

Hazel-E gained widespread fame in 2014 as an original cast member on VH1’s Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood, where her tumultuous relationships—with rappers Yung Berg and Rose Burgundy, comedian Katt Williams, and others—became central storylines, alongside her ongoing feuds and “stunt phase” antics.

She briefly left the show in season 2 before returning for season 4. In 2019, she married model De’Von Waller, with whom she shares a daughter born in 2020; the couple divorced in 2021 amid allegations of abuse and infidelity.

A vocal social media presence with over 1.6 million Instagram followers, Hazel-E continues to hustle in music, branding, and advocacy for women’s empowerment.

American rapper, reality TV personality, publicist, and entrepreneur
Hazel-E
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Arica Tiffany Adams
Stage Name:	Hazel-E
Born:	25 April 1980 (age 45 years old)
Place of Birth:	Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	Texas State University
Height:	1.67 m
Parents:	Angela Adams, Raymond Morales
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	De’Von Waller (m. 2019-2022)
Boyfriend • Partner:	Rose Burgundy (2016-2017), Katt Williams (2014-2016) Yung Berg, Daniel Gibson (rum.), Chet Hanks (rum.), Blueface (rum.)
Children:	Ava-Dior Waller
Occupation:	Actress • Media Personality
Net Worth:	$400,000-$1 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Hazel-E, born Arica Tiffany Adams on April 25, 1980, in Cincinnati, Ohio, is of African-American and Puerto Rican descent.

Her mother, Angela Adams, is African-American, and her father, Raymond Morales, is Puerto Rican. Raised in a military household, the family moved frequently, with Hazel spending much of her childhood in Houston, Texas.

She was brought up in a Christian home and has occasionally referenced her faith in interviews and on social media, identifying as a non-denominational Christian. Hazel-E has no publicly discussed siblings and has described herself as an only child in several older interviews.

After graduating from Texas State University with a degree in communication and public relations, she launched her career in entertainment, first as a publicist and later as a recording artist and reality television personality.

Career

Hazel-E, born Arica Tiffany Adams, began her career behind the scenes long before she became a reality-TV personality. After graduating from Texas State University, she moved to Los Angeles and worked as a publicist, quickly earning a reputation for handling high-profile clients.

She managed campaigns and media appearances for artists such as Soulja Boy, Gnarls Barkley, Tank, Lloyd, and Nick Cannon, while also lending background vocals and appearing in music videos for Ray J, Trey Songz, and others.

She launched her own music career in the late 2000s under the name Hazel-E. Her first mixtape, Shoe Fetish, arrived in 2008, followed by Valley Girl in 2010 and The Diary of a Valley Girl in 2011.

In 2012, she released her debut album Girlcode, a blend of pop-rap, R&B, and West Coast influences. Songs like “Na U Know,” “Valley Girl,” and “Girl Code” earned regional airplay and helped her build a small but loyal fan base.

Hazel-E’s public profile rose significantly in 2014 when she joined the inaugural cast of VH1’s Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood. Her storylines—centered on her turbulent relationship with producer Yung Berg, her music aspirations, and clashes with castmates including Masika Kalysha and Teairra Marí—made her one of the season’s standout personalities.

She left after Season 2 but returned in 2017 for Season 4, focusing on her relationship with Rose Burgundy and efforts to revive her rap career.

Outside reality TV, Hazel-E continued to release music independently, dropping songs like “No Chill,” “Actin Up,” and collaborations with artists including Ray J and Chevy Woods. She also explored entrepreneurship through her beauty brand, Hazel-E Beauty, and briefly took on management roles for other reality stars.

While she has not broken into the mainstream music charts, her combination of reality-show fame, steady music output, and strong social media presence has kept her a recognizable figure in urban pop culture.

Social Media

• Instagram: Arica Adams (@hazelebaby)
• Facebook: Hazel-E (@ItsHazelEBaby)
• IMDb: Hazel-E
• YouTube: Hazel-E
• Twitter: Hazel-E (@hazelebaby) / X

Personal Life

Hazel-E, born Arica Tiffany Adams on April 25, 1980, is 45 years old.

Standing at 5 feet 6 inches tall, she has had a colorful personal life marked by high-profile relationships and one marriage.

Her only marriage was to model and TV personality De’Von Waller, who is 15 years her junior.

The couple tied the knot on October 11, 2019, but their union was short-lived, ending in divorce by 2022 following public allegations of abuse, infidelity, and controlling behavior from Waller.

They appeared on Marriage Boot Camp to address their issues, but ultimately parted ways. Hazel-E has one child, a daughter named Ava-Dior Waller (also referred to as Ava Dio), born in June 2020.

She has shared glimpses of motherhood on social media and in interviews. There were rumors of a second pregnancy, but she later revealed suffering a miscarriage due to complications from a prior surgery infection.

Her dating history has often played out in the public eye, particularly through her time on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood. She was in a long-term, on-and-off relationship with rapper Yung Berg (now Hitmaka) that lasted about seven years before ending in 2014, which she described as painful and one-sided at times.

That same year, she dated comedian Katt Williams, whom she initially praised for his laid-back nature, though the romance was kept relatively private and short-lived.

From 2016 to 2018, she was in a relationship with rapper Rose Burgundy (Denzell Young), which faced criticism over their age gap and was accused of being publicity-driven; it ended amid mutual accusations of betrayal.

She has also been linked to basketball player Daniel Gibson and actor Chet Hanks.

As of November 2025, her relationship status appears single, though she recently made headlines for a viral video showing her dancing intimately with rapper Blueface in a club, sparking speculation about a possible new romance or publicity stunt.

Net Worth

Hazel-E, the rapper, reality TV star, and entrepreneur known for Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood, has an estimated net worth of $400,000 to $1 million.

This range reflects her multifaceted career earnings from music releases like her Girlcode album and mixtapes, publicist work for artists such as Soulja Boy and Tank, reality TV appearances, her Hazel-E Beauty lash line, and influencer deals via her 1.6 million Instagram followers.

While older sources peg it at $400,000, recent 2025 estimates lean toward $1 million, bolstered by ongoing ventures like her Girl Code Inc. platform and podcast.

Discography

Music Releases

• Mixtapes:
  • Shoe Fetish (2008, hosted by DJ Shogun and Idris Elba)
  • Valley Girl (2010)
  • The Diary of a Valley Girl (2011)
• Albums:
  • Girlcode (2012) – Debut studio album featuring singles like “Na U Know,” “Valley Girl,” and “Girl Code”
• Notable Singles:
  • “Everything” (2010s release)
  • “I’ll Be Good” (featured on Apple Music playlists)
  • “Pop My Butt” (feat. Asia Lynn)
  • “Dance Queen” (feat. Rio Santana, Yunel & Rey King, 2020s single)
  • “Steady” (feat. Hazel-E, collaborative single)
  • “Too Turnt Up” (feat. Hazel-E & Platinum Minds)
  • “Obsessions” (feat. Pacman da Gunman)
  • “No Chill” (post-TV release)
  • “Actin Up” (independent single)
• Other Contributions:
  • Background vocals and music video appearances for artists like Ray J and Trey Songz (early 2000s)
  • Collaborations with Ray J and Chevy Woods (2010s–2020s tracks)

Filmography

Television Appearances

• Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (VH1, 2014–2017) – Original cast member (Seasons 1, 2, and 4), 25+ episodes focusing on her music career and relationships
• Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars (WE tv, 2020) – Guest appearance addressing marital issues
• The Parkers (UPN, 1999) – Minor/guest role (early acting credit)

Film and Other Media

• Vicious Murder (2024) – Lead/supporting actress role in this independent film
• Forties AF (2020) – Actress in this short-form or web series project

Entrepreneurship and Other Ventures

• Hazel-E Beauty (launched 2010s) – Lash and beauty product line
• Girl Code Inc. (ongoing) – Empowerment platform and branding initiative
• Podcast Appearances and Hosting (2020s) – Guest spots on urban culture and women’s empowerment shows; occasional host for music discussions