Sukihana

Born Destiny Lanette Henderson in Wilmington, Delaware, she was raised by her mother, Lori Lee, and stepfather, Demond Foreman, after her biological father, Alex Wright, died during her youth. Her grandmother enrolled her in arts classes from an early age, leading to her enrollment in a creative arts school in Atlanta, Georgia, where she trained in dance, singing, and acting. Her stage name originated as a humorous reference to the Suki Hana restaurant located inside Delaware's Christiana Mall.

Sukihana has three children, consisting of two sons and a daughter, having given birth to her first child at the age of 18. Her children reside with her mother in Wilmington. In September 2020, she became engaged to rap artist Kill Bill during an Instagram Live session, though the relationship concluded the following year.

Sukihana joined the cast of Love & Hip Hop: Miami in 2020 for its third season, remaining a recurring cast member through season five and later participating in VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition. Her television presence expanded to the Zeus Network, where she served as a judge on Baddies West in 2022 before joining the main cast of Baddies East. She has also made guest appearances on broadcast television programs including Jerry Springer and Judge Jerry.

Her public persona has frequently generated viral online moments. In February 2024, a clip from her interview with podcaster Bobbi Althoff amassed over 1.5 million likes after an on-camera exchange regarding the distinction between a musician and a magician. In 2023, she drew widespread public attention after an incident during a Revolt Crew League basketball broadcast, where rapper YK Osiris attempted to forcefully kiss her on camera, prompting widespread online criticism before he issued a public apology that she accepted.

Sukihana established her initial music following online through platforms like Instagram and YouTube, gaining traction with early tracks such as "Kodak Snack" and "Best of Me Freestyle" in 2017. In September 2020, she released her debut commercial mixtape, Wolf Pussy, distributed through the label 12th and Collins. That same year, she made a high-profile cameo appearance in the official music video for Cardi B's single "WAP".

Throughout her career, she has released solo tracks and engaged in musical collaborations across southern hip-hop. Her notable features and joint singles include Cuban Doll's "Drug Dealer", Rico Nasty's "Smack a Bitch" alongside Rubi Rose and ppcocaine, Sexyy Red's "Born by the River" and "Hood Rats", "Food Stamp Hoe" featuring Saucy Santana, and "Casamigos (Pour It in My Cup)" with Afro B. In 2020, she was also involved in a musical exchange of diss tracks with rapper Cupcakke, releasing the response tracks "Rob Who?" and "Cupcakke Bummy".