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United States MariahLynn, known for her music career and appearances on "Love & Hip Hop: New York," is a rap artist who transitioned from a challenging upbringing to mainstream media, showcasing her journey and musical talent.
MariahLynn partnered with Reebok in a brand partnership that also involved Cardi B.
MariahLynn participated in a social campaign with the non-profit organization, AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
MariahLynn launched her own makeup line, 'Mariahlynn x Frost Cosmetics'.
MariahLynn collaborated with plastic surgeon and social media star Dr. Miami and singer Adam Barta on a new music project.
MariahLynn Jacoby-Araujo was born in Jersey City, New Jersey, and experienced a difficult childhood that involved her mother’s substance abuse issues and time within the foster care system. To support her family, she worked as a stripper and go-go dancer. Her career in music began to gain traction when she was discovered by DJ Self, who helped produced her single “Once Upon a Time (I Was a Hoe).” This track became a radio hit, marking a significant early milestone in her musical journey and setting the stage for her entry into reality television.
MariahLynn gained broader public recognition as a main cast member on Seasons 6 through 8 of VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop: New York.” During her time on the show, she engaged in feuds with fellow artists Moe and Lexxy, while also navigating personal relationships and career challenges. In Season 7, she signed with DJ Self’s record label, Gwinin Entertainment, but faced complexities related to contractual agreements between Self and Cisco. Her tenure on the show also highlighted rivalries within the music scene, such as her conflict with Major Galore, another female artist on Self’s label. In season eight, her friendship with Bianca Bonnie led to confrontations with Brittney Taylor and DreamDoll, further showcasing the dynamics of her professional and personal life.
Her career continued with a supporting role in Season 9 of “Love & Hip Hop: New York,” where she addressed family legal issues and battled to gain custody of her sister. A significant personal revelation occurred during the Season 9 reunion when she publicly acknowledged an eight-year, on-again-off-again relationship with Rich Dollaz. Although her role in Season 10 included an uncredited cameo at a fundraising event, her career has involved various media appearances beyond the show, including “Joseline’s Special Delivery,” “Dirty Little Secrets,” “The Love Edition,” “Love & Hip Hop Awards: Most Certified,” and “40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments: The Reboot,” as well as web series like “VH1: UnVeiled.” These appearances underscore her consistent presence across different entertainment platforms.
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