Macy Gray height and weight

American R&B and soul singer Natalie Renee McIntyre, better known by her stage name Macy Gray, was born on September 6, 1967. She is renowned for her unique raspy voice and a singing style that is highly Billie Holiday influenced.

Gray has 10 studio albums to his credit and has been nominated for five Grammy Awards, winning one. She has acted in a variety of movies, such as The Paperboy, Lackawant to Blues, Idlewild, Training Day, Spider-Man, Scary Movie 3, and Lackawant to Blues.

The international smash track “I Try,” from Gray’s multi-platinum debut album On How Life Is, is her most well-known work.

Her sister is a biology teacher, while her stepfather worked as a steelworker.

She has a younger brother named Nate who runs a gym in West Philadelphia and was highlighted on the Queer Eye season five finale. At the age of seven, she started piano instruction.

After a childhood bicycle accident, she saw a man with the mailbox name Macy Gray, and she used it in novels she wrote before deciding to use it as her stage name. She was a slow-developing child who didn’t master conversational skills until right before turning ten.