Stunna 4 Vegas Bio: Wife, Net Worth, Age, Parents, Height, Songs, Albums, Kids, Real Name

Biography

Khalick Antonio Caldwell, known professionally as Stunna 4 Vegas, is an American rapper born on January 1, 1996, in Salisbury, North Carolina. He is 30 years old.

Despite the Las Vegas reference in his stage name, Caldwell has no personal connection to the city; the “4” was adapted from his hometown’s area code.

He developed an interest in rap during high school and began releasing mixtapes independently, starting with Boot Up in 2017. His big break came in late 2018 with the single “Animal,” a collaboration with fellow North Carolina rapper DaBaby that went viral and led to Caldwell signing with DaBaby’s imprint, Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment, distributed through Interscope Records.

His debut studio album, Big 4x, followed in May 2019 and peaked at number 50 on the Billboard 200. His sophomore effort, Rich Youngin, released in January 2020, improved on that showing, debuting at number 29.

That same year, he landed his biggest charting single to date as a lead artist: “Go Stupid,” a collaborative track with Polo G and NLE Choppa featuring Mike Will Made It, which earned triple platinum certification from the RIAA and peaked at number 60 on the Billboard Hot 100. He has since released Welcome to 4 Vegas (2020), Rae Rae’s Son (2022), and Stunna 4 Files (2022), with his discography also featuring notable collaborations with Lil Baby, Moneybagg Yo, and Offset.

Caldwell is a cousin of Javon Hargrave, the Green Bay Packers defensive tackle, and has a child with fellow rapper Monaleo, born in May 2023. His musical influences include T.I., Gucci Mane, and 2 Chainz.

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Stunna 4 Vegas
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Khalick Antonio Caldwell
Stage Name:	Stunna 4 Vegas
Born:	1 January 1996 (age 30 years old)
Place of Birth:	Salisbury, North Carolina, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	N/A
Height:	1.80 m
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Monaleo (m. 2025)
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	Khalick Anthony Caldwell II
Occupation:	Rapper • Songwriter
Net Worth:	$1.5 million-$3 million (USD)

Early Life

Khalick Antonio Caldwell, known publicly as Stunna 4 Vegas, was born on January 1, 1996, in Salisbury, North Carolina, United States. He is 30 years old.

He grew up in the Westside area of Salisbury, a mid-sized city in Rowan County, which shaped much of his upbringing and would later inform his artistic identity, including the area code reference embedded in his stage name.

His zodiac sign is Capricorn. Caldwell is African-American by ethnicity and was raised in the Christian faith, consistent with the prevailing religious tradition in North Carolina.

Caldwell grew up without a father figure in the home, a formative absence that pushed him early toward creative pursuits as an outlet and a path forward. He was raised by his mother, Mrs. Caldwell, whose full name has not been made public.

Details about his father, Mr. Caldwell, remain unconfirmed, as Stunna 4 Vegas has not publicly discussed his father’s identity or background. Information about siblings has not been confirmed or disclosed by Caldwell.

Despite the difficult domestic circumstances of his early years, Caldwell showed considerable athletic ambition during his school days. He was a member of both the basketball and football teams at his high school in Salisbury, though he ultimately concluded that a career in professional sports was unlikely. It was that honest self-assessment, made at an early age, that redirected his focus entirely toward music.

He began teaching himself to rap during his teenage years, drawing early inspiration from artists including T.I., Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz, and Fat Trel. He later expanded his influences to include Kodak Black, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, and BlocBoy JB. No further information about the specific high school he attended or any post-secondary education has been made public.

Caldwell is a cousin of Javon Hargrave, the professional American football player and defensive tackle who has played in the NFL, most recently with the Green Bay Packers.

Career

Stunna 4 Vegas launched his recording career independently out of Salisbury, North Carolina, beginning with a string of self-released mixtapes that laid the groundwork for his eventual mainstream breakthrough.

His first project, Boot Up, arrived in 2017, followed closely by the initial installment of his Stunna Season series in April of the same year, which featured early tracks including “Jumpin” and “Trap” alongside fellow rapper BannUpPrince.

He kept the momentum going with Young N!gga Sh!t in September 2017 and 4 Way or No Way in January 2018, the latter of which included “No Reason,” a collaborative single with Pittsburgh rapper Jimmy Wopo, who was tragically shot and killed shortly after the track and its music video were recorded.

The official video was released in the days immediately following Wopo’s death. By September 2018, Caldwell had released the second installment of his Stunna Season series, this time featuring guest appearances from YRB Tezz, Trap Swagg, SetItOff, and Jose Gone Getcha.

The turning point in Caldwell’s career came in late September 2018 with the release of “Animal,” a collaboration with fellow North Carolinian DaBaby. The track, released under the South Coast Music Group LLC imprint, accumulated over five million views within its first four months after being amplified across DaBaby’s platform.

The viral success of “Animal” led directly to Caldwell signing with DaBaby’s label imprint, Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment. He immediately began deepening his ties to the label, appearing on “4X” from DaBaby’s November 2018 mixtape Blank Blank, marking him as the only featured artist on that project.

In March 2019, Caldwell appeared on “Joggers” from DaBaby’s landmark debut album Baby on Baby, further raising his profile within the Southern rap circuit. He also picked up a feature credit on Asian Da Brat’s 2019 mixtape Unfuccwitable, contributing to the track “I Love It.”

By May 2019, he had expanded his formal label relationship by signing directly with Interscope Records through the Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment imprint, unlocking major-label distribution for his debut studio album.

That debut, Big 4x, arrived on May 10, 2019, and debuted at number 50 on the Billboard 200. The 12-track project, produced largely by JetsonMade, Producer 20, and Ron Lui, among others, featured appearances from DaBaby, Offset, NLE Choppa, Young Nudy, and Lil Durk, showcasing Caldwell’s ability to hold his own alongside established names. “Ashley,” a single with DaBaby, served as the album’s lead promotional cut and was released on July 18, 2019.

Caldwell also landed a feature credit on DaBaby’s Kirk that year, appearing on “Really,” which reached number 63 on the Billboard Hot 100. Additionally, he linked up with Offset for “Up the Smoke,” released in November 2019, adding further breadth to his growing list of high-profile collaborations.

Caldwell entered 2020 at full pace, releasing his second studio album, Rich Youngin, on January 17, 2020. The project debuted at number 29 on the Billboard 200, his highest chart position to date, and featured DaBaby, Lil Baby, and Blac Youngsta, among others. The album’s lead single, “Do Dat,” brought together DaBaby and Lil Baby for a track whose music video staged a playful surveillance narrative around the trio.

In February 2020, Caldwell earned his biggest commercial breakthrough as a lead artist when “Go Stupid,” a collaborative single with Polo G and NLE Choppa featuring Mike Will Made It, debuted on the Billboard Hot 100, ultimately peaking at number 60 and earning triple platinum certification from the RIAA.

On July 27, 2020, he and DaBaby released “No Dribble” as a standalone collaborative effort. Later that November, Caldwell delivered his third studio album, Welcome to 4 Vegas, featuring DaBaby, Murda Beatz, Toosii, and Ola Runt, though the project did not chart.

After a period away from new studio output, Caldwell returned on May 20, 2022, with his fourth studio album, Rae Rae’s Son, which featured DaBaby, Icewear Vezzo, NoCap, SpinaBenz, and YRB Tezz. The album marked his final release under Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment.

That same year, he appeared on “Big 6,” a collaborative single with North Carolina rapper Bos Flip, released on September 1, 2022. In September 2022, he also put out Stunna 4 Files, a 15-track effort that functioned as his fifth studio project and signaled his transition into independent operations under his own STB Entertainment imprint.

Operating fully independently from 2023 onward, Caldwell released the single “Punch Me in Again” in 2023, maintaining continuity with the “Punch Me In” series that had been a signature thread throughout his catalog.

In 2024, he released 4EVER, a 12-track album through STB Entertainment, followed shortly by the expanded 4 Ever Deluxe edition, which featured additional material. That same year, he appeared on the collaborative project Go Get Em alongside Big Yba and dropped the single “Go” featuring Skilla Baby and Peso Peso. He also contributed to Monaleo’s 2024 Throwing Bows EP, extending his creative partnership with his longtime collaborator and partner.

In 2025, Caldwell released 4MF (4 My Fans Tape), an eight-track album that served as a direct acknowledgment of his core fanbase. He also put out a run of singles throughout the year, including “Street Ngga!,” “FUDC Freestyle,” “Know My Name,” “Stayin Dangerous,” “Carolina Kill (Drill),” and “Lego Piece,” alongside a collaborative project with VonOff1700 titled Yunnnn.

He carried that momentum into 2026 with a fresh run of releases, including “Long Hair Don’t Care (Wipe Me Down 5ivestyle),” “Set Ball,” and “Let’s Talk About It,” confirming his continued presence as a consistent independent force in Southern hip-hop.

Social Media

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• YouTube: Stunna 4 Vegas

Personal Life

Stunna 4 Vegas was born on January 1, 1996, making him 30 years old.

His reported height is approximately 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m), with an estimated body weight of around 75 kg (165 lbs), though these figures have not been officially confirmed by Caldwell himself.

Stunna 4 Vegas has not been married before and has no prior marital history on record. His relationship with fellow rapper Monaleo, whose full name is Leondra Gay, is his only publicly documented significant romantic relationship.

The two first crossed paths in 2021 during a chance studio encounter in which Monaleo’s manager, aware that Stunna 4 Vegas was recording in the same facility, brought her in to make introductions. No romantic connection was formed immediately from that first meeting. It was Caldwell who later sent Monaleo a direct message on social media, and that exchange marked the true beginning of their courtship.

The couple kept their relationship largely out of the public eye during its early stages, a deliberate decision that allowed them to build a foundation without the pressure of public scrutiny. By early 2023, Monaleo announced that she and Caldwell were expecting their first child together, sharing the news through a maternity shoot posted to her social media pages.

Caldwell responded publicly with an emotional caption of his own, describing how both Monaleo and their unborn child had already changed his life, and making a pointed reference to wanting to offer his son the father-son bond he himself had never had growing up. Their son, Khalick Anthony Caldwell II, was born in May 2023.

In March 2024, the couple briefly sparked split speculation after both unfollowed each other and deleted shared photographs from their respective social media accounts. They moved past that difficult period and re-emerged with renewed commitment. By July 2025, the two were quietly engaged, a detail Monaleo confirmed publicly on September 12, 2025.

One week later, on September 19, 2025, Stunna 4 Vegas and Monaleo were married in an all-pink ceremony held at Boxwood Manor, just outside of Monaleo’s hometown of Houston, Texas. The wedding was attended by 180 guests in person and simultaneously streamed on TikTok, drawing an audience of over 100,000 live viewers.

Monaleo wore a custom pink wedding gown designed by Oluwagbemisola Okunlola of Alonuko Bridal, while Caldwell wore a complementary pink tuxedo. Their son, Khalick Anthony Caldwell II, took part in the ceremony dressed in a matching pink suit.

On The Breakfast Club on October 15, 2025, both artists spoke openly about the evolution of their relationship, confirming they had been together for approximately four years before tying the knot, and both expressed a desire to expand their family further.

Net Worth

Stunna 4 Vegas has an estimated net worth of between $1.5 million and $3 million, accumulated through a career built on consistent music releases, major-label recording contracts, streaming revenue, live performances, and high-profile feature credits.

His signing with DaBaby’s Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment imprint and the subsequent deal with Interscope Records in 2019 gave his earning potential a significant structural boost, while the triple-platinum success of “Go Stupid” with Polo G and NLE Choppa broadened his commercial footprint considerably.

Additional income has come from his extensive catalog of collaborative singles and merchandise, as well as his continued activity as an independent artist under his own STB Entertainment banner following his departure from Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment in 2022.

Discography

Studio Albums

1. Big 4x (2019)
2. Rich Youngin (2020)
3. Welcome to 4 Vegas (2020)
4. Rae Rae’s Son (2022)
5. Stunna 4 Files (2022)
6. 4Ever (2024)
7. 4 Ever Deluxe (2024)
8. 4MF (4 My Fans Tape) (2025)

Mixtapes

1. Boot Up (2017)
2. Stunna Season (2017)
3. Young N!gga Sh!t (2017)
4. 4 Way or No Way (2018)
5. Stunna Season 2 (2018)

Collaborative Projects

1. Go Get Em (with Big Yba, 2024)
2. Yunnnn (with VonOff1700, 2025)

Singles (Lead Artist)

1. “Animal” featuring DaBaby (2018)
2. “Punch Me In Pt. 3” (2018)
3. “Hitn4” (2019)
4. “Ashley” featuring DaBaby (2019)
5. “Tomorrow” featuring Moneybagg Yo (2019)
6. “Flintstones” featuring BannUpPrince (2019)
7. “Boat 4 Vegas” featuring Lil Yachty (2019)
8. “Up the Smoke” with Offset (2019)
9. “Do Dat” featuring DaBaby and Lil Baby (2020)
10. “Go Stupid” with Polo G and NLE Choppa featuring Mike Will Made It (2020)
11. “No Dribble” with DaBaby (2020)
12. “Big 6” with Bos Flip (2022)
13. “Punch Me in Again” (2023)
14. “Give Em Hell” (2024)
15. “Go” featuring Skilla Baby and Peso Peso (2024)
16. “FUDC Freestyle” (2025)
17. “Street Ngga!” (2025)
18. “Know My Name” (2025)
19. “Stayin Dangerous” (2025)
20. “Carolina Kill (Drill)” (2025)
21. “Lego Piece” (2025)
22. “Saved Me” (2025)
23. “Long Hair Don’t Care (Wipe Me Down 5ivestyle)” (2026)
24. “Set Ball” (2026)
25. “Let’s Talk About It” (2026)

Notable Features and Appearances

1. “4X” — DaBaby (Blank Blank, 2018)
2. “Joggers” — DaBaby (Baby on Baby, 2019)
3. “I Love It” — Asian Da Brat (Unfuccwitable, 2019)
4. “Really” — DaBaby (Kirk, 2019)
5. “Best Friend” — (2022)
6. “BMF” featuring Icewear Vezzo (2022)
7. “Passenger Princess (Jibbitz)” (2024)
8. “I’m That” featuring Big Jade (2024)
9. “Back Again” (2025)
10. “YUNNNN Wemix” with Monaleo (2025)

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