Many fans are curious about Latto's financial success in April 2026. In this article, we dive deep into the assets and career highlights.

What Is Latto's Net Worth?

Latto is an American rapper who has a net worth of $5 million. Latto first achieved recognition in 2016 for winning the inaugural season of the reality television show "The Rap Game." Three years later, she had her mainstream breakthrough with her hit single "Bitch from da Souf." Since then, Latto has had further success with such singles as "Muwop," from her debut studio album "Queen of Da Souf," and "Big Energy," from her second album.

Debut Studio Album and Further Singles

First Singles and Mixtapes

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In 2016, Stephens became a competitor on the newly created Lifetime reality series "The Rap Game," produced byQueen LatifahandJermaine Dupri. Conducted in the style of a boot camp, the show followed incipient rappers as they competed against each other in challenges over the course of eight weeks. Using the name Miss Mulatto, Alyssa won the competition; she was subsequently offered a recording contract with So So Def Records. However, dissatisfied with the dollar amount offered, Stephens turned the deal down and opted instead to be an independent artist.

Stephens released her first single, "No More Talking," in early 2016. Next, she collaborated with her fellow "Rap Game" contestant Lil Niqo on the single "Tough on the Internet." Alyssa went on to win the Youth Hip Hop/R&B Award at the Georgia Music Awards, before releasing her first mixtape, "Miss Mulatto." In April 2017, she released her second mixtape, "Latto Let Em Know," which featured such artists as Silentó, Lil Key, and Crucial. Notably, the mixtape included the single "Response Diss," a diss song targeting fellow "Rap Game" contestant Young Lyric. The two continued to trade diss tracks long after this. Closing out 2017, Stephens released an EP entitled "Time and Pressure."

Stephens officially changed her stage name to Mulatto in 2018 and subsequently released a self-titled mixtape. Early the next year, she had her mainstream breakthrough with the single "Bitch from da Souf," which peaked at #95 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified Gold by the RIAA. Latto went on to release her second EP, "Big Latto," in June. In December, she released her third EP, "Hit the Latto," and also had a hit with her remix of "Bitch from da Souf," featuring fellow rappers Trina andSaweetie.

Latto was born Alyssa Michelle Stephens on December 22, 1998, in Columbus, Ohio. She is the daughter of Shayne Stephens and Misti Pitts. At the age of two, she moved with her parents to Georgia, where she grew up in Clayton County. Stephens began writing her own rap music when she was ten and also participated in drag racing. As a teen, she went to Lovejoy High School; due to her skin color, a mix of her black father and white mother, she was frequently bullied by her peers. Embracing the racial classification of "mulatto," Alyssa decided to adopt the stage name Miss Mulatto when she started her rapping career. Eventually, this was abbreviated as Latto.

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Disclaimer: All net worth figures are estimates based on public data.