Trinidadian Karlie Redd on Love And Hip Hop: Atlanta

Got whiff of this from JayBlessed...
This summer, VH1 is bringing a southern-fried tale of struggle, love and temptation to Atlanta, Georgia with "Love And Hip Hop: Atlanta." Premiering June 18 at 8/7c. Included in the cast is the talented Trinidadian R and B singer Karlie Redd.

According to TMJ, Karlie -- born in New York and raised with her West Indian family in Trinidad.
Moving back stateside at the age of 12, Karlie continued to hone her skills studying voice, music and dance at the Harlem School of the Arts. She also toured with the prestigious Alvin Ailey Dance Company while continuing to model and act. Musically, she began her career working with such noted producers as Commissioner Gordon, Michaelangelo Saulsberry, L.O.S. The Maestro, and Jamaican producer Mickey Bennett to perfect her craft. Karlie has also worked with and learned from the likes of Sean Kingston, Claudette Ortiz from City High, Da Rock, the legendary KRS-1, new hot rapper Hot Dollar, Will.I.Am, and super producer Lenky responsible for the No. 1 international smash "Get Busy" by Sean Paul. Karlie has recorded remixes to the songs "Hate on Me" by Jill Scott and "Bed" by J. Holiday.