Flo Milli Net Worth: How Rich is the Rapper Actually in 2024?

Flo Milli is an American rapper best known for her hit songs, Not Friendly and Beef FloMix. She issued her first mixtape, Ho, Why Is You Here in 2020, and dropped her debut album, You Still Here, Ho? in July 2022. As of 2024, Flo Milli net worth is approximately around $1.5 million.

Early Life

Flo Milli was born in January 2000 in Mobile, Alabama. She was 7 when her dad left the family. Flo was brought up by her mom, Monique Danielle. She showed interest in rapping and songwriting from an early age. Milli penned down her first when she was 9 and started rapping at 11.

Milli was around when she formed a rap group, Real & Beautiful, which was later renamed Pink Mafia. However, she dissolved the rap group later. She was inspired to write short verses after she saw BET’s music show, 106 & Park which featured popular rapper, Nick Minaj. Milli has not shared her academic details, but, she revealed that her high school experience taught her an important lesson. Following high school, she started prioritizing her opinions only not others.

Flo Milli Net Worth & Career

 

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Flo Milli released her debut solo track titled No Hook in 2015. Three years later, she recorded the original version of her breakout song, Beef FloMix. The song eventually became viral on Instagram and TikTok. In April 2019, the track peaked at second spot on Spotify’s Viral 50. A full version of the viral track was released in July 2019.

Milli followed up with another hit track, In the Part in October 2019. She was signed to Justin Goldman’s record label, 94 Sounds, and RCA Records at the end of 2019. Then, she dropped more songs such as My Attitute, Eat It Up, and Not Friendly. In July 2020, she released the music video for the song, Like That Bitch.

Milli came up with her first mixtape, Ho, Why Is You Here? In July 2020. It received critical praise and was also placed on Rolling Stone’s list of 200 Greatest Hip Hop Albums of All Time. Milli then announced that he signed a global record deal with Pulse Music Group in August 2020. That same month, he was featured on rapper, Saygrace’s remix song, Boys Ain’t Shit.

In September 2020, she was featured in the music video for rapper, G-Eazy’s song, Down. The music video features famous rapper, Latto. Milli came up with her new song, Roaming 20s in January 2021. After a year, she dropped her first studio album titled You Still Here, Ho?

Milli added three additional tracks and came up with an extended version of the album in 2023. She released multiple songs in 2023 and also announced her second studio album titled Fine Ho, Stay.  Just after announcing her debut album, she shared a visual of her first track, Fruit Loop. Flo eventually dropped the song, Fruit Loop as Apple’s Day New Music feature on July 27, 2023.

Personal Life

Flo Milli has not disclosed her present relationship status yet. However, she was captured hanging out with rapper, Gunna in 2021. On October 13 of the same year, she shared Gunna’s relationship advice on Twitter now X. She wrote what Gunna told her, if a nigga is not ready to drink her bath water then he is not for her.

Milli was dating someone in 2020. She opened up about her ex-boyfriend through a tweet, where she wrote, that if anything happens to her then it is done by her ex. As soon as she shared the tweet, her fans started showing concerts over her safety. Some of her fans even reached out to her management team to request them to take care of her and not to leave her alone.

After her fans continued to show concerns about her safety, the rapper’s manager replied that the rapper was fine and they were continuously keeping an eye on her. Soon after, Flo herself shared a tweet assuring her fans that she is in fine, and thanks her well-wishers for showing concern.

Flo Milli Net Worth

As of 2024, Flo Milli net worth is estimated to be around $1.5 million. She has accumulated earnings from her music releases, and performing in the concerts. In 2021, she attended the music tour, The Thanks For Coming Here, Ho Tour. She performed her first set of the tour at The Regency Ballroom in San Francisco on October 21.