Sukihana Net Worth (Money & Salary)

What is Sukihana’s Net Worth?

With a net worth of $500 thousand, Sukihana has made her mark as a rapper and reality television personality. She first emerged into the spotlight by joining the VH1 reality series “Love & Hip Hop: Miami” during 2020. In the same year, her debut mixtape, “Wolf Pussy,” was released. In 2023, she became a cast member on the Zeus Network series “Baddies East.”

Early Life and Education

Birthed as Destiny Lanette Henderson on November 15, 1991, in Wilmington, Delaware, Sukihana grew up predominantly in Atlanta, Georgia, where she attended an art school, before relocating to Miami, Florida.

Reality Television

In 2020, Sukihana gained mainstream exposure by appearing on the VH1 reality series “Love & Hip Hop: Miami,” which was in its third season at the time. This franchise follows the lives of hip hop personalities based in Miami. Throughout her tenure on the show from 2020 to 2023, she shared the screen with prominent figures such as Trina, Amara La Negra, Trick Daddy, Hood Brat, Brisco, and Florence El Luche.

While participating in “Love & Hip Hop: Miami,” she also joined the cast for the third and final season of “Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition,” which included personalities from all four “Love & Hip Hop” series. Additionally, Sukihana took on a judging role in the third season of “Baddies,” specifically titled “Baddies West.” From 2023 through 2024, she appeared in the fourth season, “Baddies East,” with personalities like Natalie Nunn, Camilla Poindexter, Gia ‘Rollie’ Mayham, and Scotlynd ‘Scotty’ Ryan. Following this, Sukihana featured as a guest in the fifth season, “Baddies Caribbean.”

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Music Career

Sukihana made her first significant mark in music in 2018 when she guest appeared on the track “Drug Dealer” by Cuban Doll. The following year, her initial single, “Hood Rat,” featuring Cuban Doll, was launched. In 2020, she released her first mixtape, “Wolf Pussy.” Since that time, her discography has expanded to include singles like “Pretty and Ratchet,” “No One,” “Everywhere,” “Eating,” and “Cocaine.” Collaborations such as “Casamigos (Pour it in My Cup)” with Afro B, “Pilates” with Vybz Kartel and Jonny Blaze, and “Throwing Stacks” with Ray J highlight her versatility in music.

Besides her own work, Sukihana has been part of various tracks by other artists. In 2021, she appeared on “Thot Thoughts” by Muni Long. The following year saw her feature in Sexyy Red’s “Born by the River” and Dovey Magnum’s “Bad Gyal Team.” In 2023, she was part of four songs: Sexyy Red’s “Hood Rats,” Khaotic’s “Princess Treatment,” Sada Baby’s “Sukisada,” and the remix of NLE Choppa’s “Slut Me Out.” Notably, she also lent her name to a song titled “Sukihana” by Juicy J.

Magician vs Musician

Early in 2024, Suki participated in an interview with podcaster/youtuber Bobbi Althoff. Strangely, Suki seemed confused about the definition of “musician,” mistakenly believing it referred to her as a “magician.” This led to a truly bizarre exchange. Check it out for yourself:

Suki gone get musician mixed up with magician and I am DEAD 😭😭😭🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/4W0kCGFXoL

— OG BARBIE JOHNSON (@TheHurricaneDu) February 7, 2024

Feud with Cupcakke

In 2020, Sukihana found herself in a feud with rapper Cupcakke, who dropped a diss track titled “How to Rob,” targeting Sukihana. In retaliation, Sukihana put out a diss track named “Rob Who? B**ch.” The two exchanged one more diss track each, with Cupcakke releasing “The Gag Is” and Sukihana coming back with “Cupcakke Bummy.”

Personal Life

Sukihana is a mother to two boys and a girl. Her children reside in Atlanta with their grandmother, Cynthia.