Rapper and actor Ice-T, also known as Tracy Marrow, started his musical career in high school by playing in a group of friends' bands.
He made the decision to pursue a career in music because the experience was so fulfilling. He started his rap career after serving four years in the US Army. He was signed by Sire Records in the late 1980s, and after his debut album became the first hip-hop album to need a sticker warning of explicit content, he rapidly gained national notoriety.
He then went on to release a number of albums and co-found the heavy metal group Body Count. In the early 1990s, he started actively seeking an on-camera career since he was not content to simply rhyme his way through life.
He started making a name for himself in Hollywood in addition to releasing now-classic hip-hop albums like "Power," "The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech... Just Watch What You Say," and "O.G. Original Gangster." He also played roles in movies like "New Jack City," "Richochet," "Trespass," "Surviving the Game," and "Tank Girl."
The current shows that both his acting and musical professions are still flourishing. Since 2000, he has been a co-star on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." As of this writing, he has appeared in more than 400 episodes. The well-liked E! reality series "Ice Loves Coco" was about Ice T and his wife Coco.
Ice-T's net worth
Ice-T has a net worth of $65 million. He receives $250,000 per "Law & Order: SVU" episode. Before syndication payments, that comes out to almost $6 million per season.
In 1976, Ice-T and his girlfriend at the time, Adrienne, had a daughter. They raised her while going to high school. In 1992, Ice-T dated Darlene Ortiz and had a son with her.
In January 2002, he wed swimsuit model Nicole "Coco Marie" Austin. They purchased a penthouse apartment in New Jersey in 2006, and in Edgewater, New Jersey, they constructed a five-bedroom home in 2012. In November 2015, the couple had their first child.
The first of Ice-two T's personal conflicts was with LL Cool J in the late 1980s. The argument that LL was "the baddest rapper in the history of rap itself" started it. Ice-T taped criticisms of him and publicly dissed his music.
The conflict was over by 2012. Also, he has engaged in verbal combat with Soulja Boy, accusing him of "destroying hip hop" and disparaging his song "Crank That." The two rappers exchanged multiple tapes in which they disparaged one another.
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