Who Is Ledisi’s Husband? All About Super Bowl Black National Anthem Singer’s Parents, Net Worth, Religion & Ethnicity

Super Bowl 2025’s excitement is at its peak with just a few hours left! Impressively, the most anticipated event will begin with the NFL’s most electrifying lineup-singer Ledisi’s performance. The American singer-songwriter is all set to fire the SB stage with her performance on the historically significant Black national anthem. NFL festivities will begin with the battle between the Eagles and the Chiefs. Amidst this, Ledisi’s National Anthem performance is also capturing the headlines.

The Louisiana-born singer will be singing “Lift Every Voice and Sing” on 9 February in New Orleans. Undoubtedly, with this inclusion, the NFL promotes diversity and acknowledges racial history.  And, for this great opportunity, the singer also exhibited her exhilaration during a press conference. ‘I feel like I’m in alignment with greatness to stand in this moment and sing that song,’ she stated. “So that’s all I can say, I’m honored,” overwhelmed singer iterated. As she will bring her soulful voice to the stage, fans will be interested in learning more about her.

Who is Ledisi’s husband, Ronald T Young?

Besides her impressive professional career, the ‘Pieces Of Me’ singer has an excellent married life. After knowing each other as a true friend, Ronald T Young and Ledisi both became partners for life. However, it is still unknown when the couple tied the knot. But, their love story is nothing different from a Hollywood movie story.

Ronald T Young, who works professionally as a photographer, director, and actor, never fails to encourage his singer wife. Impressively, Penn State University alum featured his singer wifey in his music album. Amazingly, his music video, ‘Anything For You,’ recorded by Ledisi, earned a nomination for the NAACP Image Award. Besides her husband, the singer has a great influence on her parents in her life.

Who are Ledisi’s parents Nyra Dynese Young and Larry Saunders?

Adorably, music runs in Ledisi’s blood. She belongs to a musical family. Her mom, Nyra Dynese Young, and dad, Larry Saunders were deeply involved in music. Impressively, Ledisi’s mother served as the member and singer of the Coronav, a local band in New Orleans. Besides this, her mom also made her name as the renowned songwriter of Pillow Talk- 1a 970s hit song.

Not only a music producer’s mom, but her father, Larry Saunders, was also a successful singer in the 1970s. He was best known for his 1970s hits- the Prophet of Soul. Unfortunately, her dad passed away when she was young. Later, her singer mom decided to get married again to Joseph Pierce III, a drummer. Additionally, she shares a healthy bond with her two sisters.

Moreover, Ledisi’s grandfather, Johnny Ace was also a popular singer known for his song “Pledging My Love.” Ledisi continues her family musical legacy and now she has become the talk of the town due to her performance of the Black national anthem at Super Bowl 59. Ledisi’s hits including, ‘I Blame You’, Alright, High, ‘I Need To Know,’ and her collaborations with several fashion brands have accumulated her whopping net worth.

What is Ledisi’s net worth?

American R&B and jazz recording artist encashes money from the music industry and with her partnership with fashion brands. As per the Celebrity Net Worth website, her estimated net worth till January 2025 is around $1 million. Is it not an impressive figure?

Ledisi, an American R&B and jazz recording artist, songwriter, and actress, has a net worth of $1 million. Since, the Grammy award-winning singer released her first album, “Soulsinger,” in 2000, she continued to gain momentum in the music industry, making her one of the richest singers. Her ethnic origins and cultural background additionally played major roles in her accomplishments.

What is Ledisi’s religion and ethnicity?

Ledisi, who garnered five honorary awards, was raised by her Baptist mom in Oakland, CA. The New Orleans native also belongs to a Christian background. She served as a member of the local churches in New Orleans. When she was just 8 years old, Ledisi astonished many with her performance at the Catholic church, New Orleans Symphony Orchestra. And, 5 years later, she moved to Oakland, California with her family in 1985. Thus, her multicultural background and ethnicity shaped her career.