Kash Doll

Kash Doll has two children with rapper Tracy T. Their son was born on January 6, 2022, and their daughter, Klarity, was born in June 2024.

Kash Doll and Tracy T later separated in 2024.

Born Arkeisha Antoinette Knight, Kash Doll was raised in Detroit, Michigan, as the oldest of six siblings. She began working at a young age to help support her family and developed an interest in rapping, freestyling and writing lyrics while she was still a child. She attended Henry Ford College to study business management but left after a year.

Before establishing herself as a rapper, she worked several jobs and became an exotic dancer. While working in Detroit clubs, she performed rap for patrons and began building an audience. She also performed at local clubs, schools and charity events before using short online videos to expand her following.

Kash Doll remixed Tinashe's "2 On" in 2015 and released the mixtape Keisha vs. Kash Doll that year. Her video for "Run Me My Money" gained substantial attention, and Drake invited her to open for him during the Detroit stop of the Summer Sixteen tour.

Kash Doll released the EP The Vault in July 2018 after leaving an earlier recording deal. Its song "For Everybody" became one of her breakthrough releases, with the music video receiving more than 10 million YouTube views. She also released the mixtape Brat Mail in 2018 and signed with Republic Records that August.

"Ice Me Out" became the lead single from her debut album, Stacked, released in 2019. The album included "Hustla" and "Kitten," featuring Lil Wayne. Kash Doll also appeared on Iggy Azalea's "Fuck It Up" and opened for Meek Mill during his 2019 The Motivation Tour.

Her second album, The Last Doll, was released in November 2024. She also collaborated with DJ Drama on the 2023 mixtape Back on Dexter.

Kash Doll made her television debut as herself in two episodes of Empire in 2020. In 2021, she joined the Starz crime drama BMF as Monique, a recurring role that became part of the show's main cast.

She later appeared as Maisha in Diarra from Detroit. Her other listed television appearances include Married to Medicine and Baddies Midwest & Gone Wild Auditions, where she served as a judge.