Michael Rainey Jr’s Personal Life, Siblings, Parents, Wife, Girlfriend, Kids, Other Family and Dating History
Family Background:
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- Michael Rainey Jr. was born on September 22, 2000, in Louisville, Kentucky. He grew up in Staten Island, New York City.
- His mother, Shauna Small, is Jamaican, and she also owns a local business called “Relax be Healthy,” which sells health and beauty products.
Siblings:
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- Rainey is the only child in his family; he doesn’t have any siblings.
- He has also participated in basketball events organized to support veterans.
Dating History:
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- Eva Apio: He was in a relationship with Ugandan model Eva Apio. They started dating around mid-2019 and are still together.
- Also Haile Rose: Recently, he has been associated with Haile Rose, a social media influencer.
- Previous Rumors: In the past, there were rumors about him dating cast members from his TV series, like Paige “Lauren” Hurd and Alix “Effie” Lapri.
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Personal life
Michael Rainey Jr. was born on September 22, 2000, in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. His interest in acting sparked at a young age, and he began his career by participating in local theater productions and also school plays. Michael gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Tariq St. Patrick in the hit American drama series “Power.” The character’s complex journey from a troubled teenager to a central figure in the criminal underworld captivated audiences. Following the success of “Power,”. Michael continued his role as Tariq in the spinoff series “Power Book II: Ghost.” The show delves into Tariq’s life as he navigates college, family secrets, and also dangerous alliances.
In the film “Barbershop: The Next Cut,” Michael portrayed Jalen, showcasing his versatility as an actor beyond television. Beyond acting, Michael is passionate about also making a positive impact. He supports the Indiana-based organization ‘Find and Feed,’ which provides meals and care for the homeless population.
- “LUV” (2012): Michael portrayed Woody, an 11-year-old boy who learns about manhood during a day with his ex-convict uncle.
- “Lee Daniels’ The Butler” (2013): He played the younger version of the protagonist, Cecil Gaines.
