Misha B Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

Misha B is a British singer and songwriter who had risen to fame in 2011 when she had finished in 4th place in the 8th series of the reality TV show The X Factor. She has gone on to release several singles, music videos, and the mixtapes Why Hello World (2012) and Knock Knock (2013). Her 2012 singles titled Home Run and Do You Think of Me? had peaked at number 2 and number 1 on the UK R&B charts. She has been named as one of the patrons of the United Kingdom’s annual National Diversity Awards, an event that honors and celebrates role models and organizations that positively represent and enhance diversity and multiculturalism in the UK.

Born Name

Misha Amber Bryan

Nick Name

Misha B

Sun Sign

Aquarius

Born Place

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

Residence

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

Nationality

Education

Misha had attended the Trinity C.E. High School in Hulme, Manchester. In 2010, she had joined a Vocal Artists course at the Trafford College in Manchester.

Occupation

Singer, Songwriter

Family

• Mother – Florence Bryan
• Siblings – Monique Bryan (Older Sister)
• Others – Lily Johnson (Maternal Aunt)

Genre

R&B, Hip Hop, Pop, Soul, Dance

Instruments

Vocals

Labels

• Emboom
• Relentless Records
• RCA Records

Build

Voluptuous

Height

5 ft 5 in or 165 cm

Weight

65 kg or 143.5 lbs

Race / Ethnicity

Black

She is of Jamaican descent.

Hair Color

Black

Eye Color

Dark Brown

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

• Curvaceous figure
• Bulky frame
• Ever-changing hairstyle
• Has tattoos on her right arm
• Gleaming face

Misha B Facts

1. From the time that Misha was 3 months old, she and her older sister Monique were raised by their maternal aunt Lily. Misha’s parents had parted ways just after her birth and she was estranged from her mother, who was a drug addict. She had revealed in an interview that she looked up to Lily as her mother although she did not hold any grudges against her biological mother.
2. A multi-faceted talent as a youngster, she used to play soccer for the Manchester United Under-16 girls’ team while she was at Trinity C.E. High School in Hulme, Manchester. She had also undergone vocal training from the age of 14 as she felt that music was the best outlet to vent her frustration and improve self-understanding. She would often write poetry, rap, and perform her compositions at local events.
3. At the age of 18, she had started participating in Manchester’s open mic circuit and would often perform busking (public performance for gratuities) outside Manchester’s Arndale Centre. She later revealed that she would do this less for earning money and more for learning how to get over her stage fright.
4. For her breakthrough performances in 2012, she was nominated in the category of ‘Best Newcomer’ at the 2012 MOBO (Music of Black Origin) Awards, ‘Best Breakthrough Artist’ at the 2012 4music Video Honours, and ‘Best Female Artist of 2012’ at the 2013 Official Mixtape Awards.
5. In 2013, she had supported an initiative by The Children’s Society that sought to address the issues of poverty and neglect faced by thousands of vulnerable children and youngsters in the Greater Manchester area. Later that year, she had designed a cushion for the annual charity event of BBC Children in Need.

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