Robert Dixon's formative years were characterized by a distinct and unconventional beginning, as he resided with his maternal grandparents, Gwendoline and Donald Monroe, in the quaint town of Granite Bay, California, for the initial stages of his life. This unusual arrangement was necessitated by the temporary absence of his biological parents, Bonnie and Robert Dixon, who were absent from his life during his early childhood, a period that persisted until he was just three years old.
