Born on February 22, 1980, Shamari DeVoe, whose birth name is Shamari Fears, is a highly accomplished and versatile American artist, celebrated for her impressive array of talents as a singer-songwriter, dancer, actress, and television personality.
Shamari's journey in the entertainment industry began to unfold in the year 2000, when she, along with her fellow group members of Blaque, captured the attention of the production team behind the highly successful and iconic film, Bring It On. This notable encounter led to the group being cast in supporting roles, alongside prominent actresses Gabrielle Union and Kirsten Dunst. Shamari's film debut was marked by her portrayal of the spirited and energetic character, "Lava," a member of the Clover's cheerleading squad. This initial foray into film acting proved to be a significant milestone in her career. Furthermore, the group was entrusted with the responsibility of recording the soundtrack's first single, "As If," which went on to become a memorable and integral component of the film's score.
In the year 2001, the music world eagerly awaited the release of Blaque's sophomore album, aptly titled BlaqueOut, which ultimately cemented the group's standing in the music industry as a force to be reckoned with.
Shamari DeVoe's remarkable vocal abilities did not go unnoticed by the esteemed R&B group Bell Biv DeVoe, who extended an invitation to her to feature on their album, released under the prestigious Universal Records label.
Furthermore, Shamari DeVoe, in collaboration with her Blaque group member Brandi D. Williams, recorded the track "Can't Trust Myself" for the soundtrack of the major motion picture On The Line, which starred the talented Lance Bass and Joey Fatone of the renowned boy band N'Sync.
Blaque's remarkable success story continued to unfold with the release of their chart-topping hit single "I'm Good", which garnered widespread attention and critical acclaim, ultimately earning a coveted spot on the esteemed Honey Motion Picture Soundtrack. The soundtrack, which featured the soulful vocals of Blaque, served as the perfect accompaniment to the captivating performances of the film's talented cast, including the talented Jessica Alba, who stole the show with her captivating on-screen presence.
As Blaque's star continued to rise, Shamari DeVoe's impressive professional resume began to take shape, with her impressive appearance on the popular reality television series The Real Housewives of Atlanta, a show that has become synonymous with drama, glamour, and unapologetic self-expression. Shamari's stint on the show, which aired during its highly anticipated eleventh season, allowed audiences to catch a glimpse into the fascinating life of this talented performer, as she navigated the ups and downs of fame alongside her castmates.
In addition to her reality television endeavors, Shamari DeVoe has also made a splash on the small screen with her appearance on VH1's popular dating show Couples Retreat, where she joined forces with her loving husband Ronnie DeVoe, a talented musician and entrepreneur in his own right. Together, the couple brought their unique blend of humor, charm, and vulnerability to the show, captivating audiences with their genuine connection and commitment to one another.
