Chlöe Bailey is slated to be honored with the “Generation Next” award at the 2024 Urban One Honors ceremony, recognizing her contributions to the realms of music and show business.
Scheduled to take place later this month at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, the sixth annual Urban One Honors will feature the 25-year-old singer-songwriter Chlöe Bailey, being recognized with the prestigious “Generation Next” award for her significant contributions to the realms of music and show business.
The event is slated to be broadcast on TV One on February 25th, and Michelle Rice, the network president, expressed the significance of celebrating the enduring legacies of each honoree, stating, “Each honoree represents a unique chapter in the story of music, and we are honored to celebrate their enduring legacies at this year’s Urban One Honors: Best In Black.”
The award marks another big success in Chlöe’s career. Last year, Chlöe embarked on her In Pieces tour to promote her latest album. A noteworthy highlight occurred during one of the shows when she had a touching and heartwarming moment with her sister and duo partner, Halle.
Outside of music, the media attention surrounding Chlöe may predominantly center on relationship rumors, raising concerns about the potential impact on her personal life. Towards the end of 2023, observers noted the R&B singer and songwriter leaving a club in the company of Tyga.
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