Lil' Mo

About Lil' Mo

R&B vocalist best recognized for her work with Missy Elliott and Ja Rule. Her top-charting singles included"Ta Da,""Superwoman Pt. II", and"4Ever".

Cynthia Karen Loving, known by the stage name Lil 'Mo, is an American singer, songwriter, rapper, television and radio station. She is known for her single "Superwoman Pt. II" starring the unknown rapper Fabolous at the time, which is said to have started her career. She was first recognized as the patron saint of Missy Elliott, after appearing on her single "Hot Boyz", as well as through a collaboration with Ja Rule, with whom she wrote "Put It. On Me" and "I cry "Grammy nominated

Occupation	Singer, songwriter, rapper, radio personality, actress
Born	Cynthia Karen Loving, November 19, 1978, Long Island, New York
Other names	Godmother, Girl Next Door, Queen of Shade
Years active	1998–present
Children	6

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Lil' Mo before fame

She was Missy Elliott's trainee and appeared as a guest vocalist on some of her songs, notably the 1999 single"Hot Boyz".

Achievement of Lil' Mo

Ja Rule produced the Grammy-nominated songs"Put It on Me" and"I Cry".

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Lil' Mo family life

Her given name was Cynthia Karen Loving. Karl Dargan, her third husband, she married in 2014. She is a mother of four kids.

Associations of Lil' Mo

She appeared in LL Cool J's song"Cry".

Lil' Mo Height, Weight & Physique Measurements

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