Jazlyn Miller

Jazlyn Miller began her performance career in high school, where she excelled as a cheerleader at Long Beach Poly. During her time in high school, she achieved All-American status for three consecutive years, showcasing an early aptitude for performance.

In her junior year, Miller was introduced to formal dance training through Amazing Grace Conservatory (AGC), a performing arts school she attended on weekends. This experience marked her entry into the dance world. Upon graduation at the age of 17, she received an offer to join the USA, a professional cheer team, and also traveled to England for an All-American cheer event. Before joining USA, she participated in a hip-hop community theater program called Chosen by God (CBG). This period solidified her interest in dance, leading her to pursue a professional career, eventually signing with MSA.

As a professional dancer, Miller, also known as Brown Rich, has performed in various settings including music videos, award shows, and television programs. Her work includes appearances on “RuPaul’s Drag Race” (2018) for two episodes and the movie “Straight Outta Oz” (2016). Alongside her dance career, Miller is also an early head start teacher and speaks to high school students, emphasizing self-acceptance and authenticity. She actively works to promote respect within the entertainment industry and strives for fair compensation for dancers. Her public persona is characterized by her distinctive blue hair, tattoos, and energetic presence.