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Grace Jones is a Jamaican singer, actress, and supermodel born on May 19, 1948, in Spanish Town, Jamaica, West Indies. She moved to Syracuse, New York, in her early teens, where her parents had relocated and founded the Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ. At 18, she moved to New York and began a modeling career that took her to Paris, where she worked for various designers and photographers. While in Paris, she ventured into a recording career, starting as a disco diva and later evolving towards a reggae/new wave sound, characterized by striking visuals created by her then-partner. Her first connection with music may be traced back to her uncredited appearance on the cover of the 1973 reissue of an album. In 2015, she published her autobiography, "I'll Never Write My Memoirs," co-written with another author, in which she reflects on her early childhood in Jamaica, denies some longstanding rumors, and fuels a few new ones. Grace Jones is the granddaughter of a notable figure, daughter of another, sister of two individuals, and mother to one child.

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