Cyn Santana Biography
Cyn Santana (Cynthia Santana) is an American reality TV personality born on 20th October 1992 in New Yok, U.S. She is best known for her appearance on VH1 reality series, Love & Hip Hop: New York. She rose to fame by doing parodies of Nicki Minaj, Kat Stacks, and Ray J. She also has a clothing line called NU.
Cyn Santana Age/ Birthday
Cyn was born on 20th October 1992 in New Yok, U.S. (she is 26 years old as of 2018)
Cyn Santana Height
Cyn stands at a height of 5 feet 5 Inches
Cyn Santana Brother
Cyn’s brother Joel committed suicide shortly after his 24th birthday. He was suffering from depression and mental problems. Cyn says that she feels guilty of her brother’s death and that his death is one of her biggest regrets. She has since involved herself in raising awareness towards suicide prevention on, Love & Hip Hop.
Cyn Santana Baby
Cyn and Joe welcomed their son on 15th December 2017. Cyn took to Twitter to announce the arrival of their bundle of joy.
Happy birthday baby boy. We love you so much ✨ pic.twitter.com/5vagxQYQ1R
— Cyn Santana (@Cyn_Santana) December 15, 2017
Cyn Santana Joe Budden/ Engaged
On 19th December 2018 Cyn got engaged to Joe Budden who is a rapper turned social commentator and host of ‘The State of the Culture’. The two began dating in 2016 and during an episode of ‘Love & Hip-Hop: NY’ Cyn asked Joe if their relationship was the best relationship he had been in to which he replied: “Silly of me for thinking that went without question. I am more in love with you than I’ve ever been with anyone else.”
Joe Budden proposed to Cyn at his live show God bless them both and their union happy for them 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 pic.twitter.com/9BzdtONNP1
— Kanga (@K_Messias__) December 20, 2018
Cyn Santana and Joe Budden Married
Cyn and Joe are not married as of February 2019 but they got engaged in December 2018.
Cyn Santana Erica Mena
Cyn was in a relationship with Erica Mena but they broke up after Erica allegedly cheated. Some people claim that they were never in a relationship but Cyn maintains that the relationship was real and her mother even got angry over it.
“She called me a prostitute. It was crazy. And then she found my Smooth magazine pictures, forget about it! She really disowned me but then I explained to her that this is just how the world I’m in works and now she loves it and supports everything. She’s glad I’m back to guys.”
Cyn Santana Love and Hip Hop
Cyn began making cameos in ‘Love and Hip Hop: New York’ in with her then girl friend Erica Mena before joining the show as a cast in 2013 appearing as a main cast until 2016.
Cyn Net worth
Cyn has an estimated net worth of $150 Thousand Dollars
Cyn Santana Clothing Line
In 2016 Cyn launched her clothing line, NU,a clothing line meant for women with curves. During an interview she revealed that she wanted to make something different for women with curves; casual and sexy. She also added that the fashion line is not for faint of heart. It is for the confident and fearless woman ready to conquer her world.
“NU is not for the faint of heart. It is for the confident and fearless woman ready to conquer her world. The confident and brave – women who aren’t afraid to feel comfortable in their own skin. Whether she’s in the office or having a night on the town.”
Cyn Santana Drake
Cyn is alleged to have been in a relationship wit Drake in 2013. The two allegedly met on the set of Drake and 2 Chainz’s “No Lie” late 2012. In April 2013 they were spotted sitting front row at the Jordan Classic basketball game.
Cyn Santana Comments/ Podcast
In January 2019 a past interview which Cyn had done in 2016 resurfaced showing Cyn sharing her dating preferences while explaining why Black men, in her eyes, prefer dating Latinas over Black women.
“I just like Black guys and Spanish girls. Y’all can keep the Puerto Rican men, I’m good. I do Black guys all day, sorry. I did the Spanish thing… doesn’t work out for me. I think they’re too emotional. Black guys cater to us Spanish girls, especially,” she continued. “Like, they… you know what, let me not get into it. Black girls gonna take it personal. They gonna be like, ‘Uhh uhh!’ Anyway, I’m done with the papis.”
After she got backlash for the interview she took to Twitter where she defended her comments. She also said she will now no longer use the N-word and will reaffirmed that she loves Black women.
@Liberiangyal that’s a lie🙄 those weren’t the words. how would I know how a black woman gets treated in a relationship? I’m not in it. Old ass interview, my young ass worded something poorly and today in social media everything gets taken completely out of context smh
— Cyn Santana (@Cyn_Santana) January 9, 2019
Nah I’m gonna explain myself because these strangers are black women. And I especially love THE BLACK WOMAN. I’ve never in my life bashed one. Never will. So yeah ima explain myself and shed some clarity on a clip that’s being spread around with little context https://t.co/HoxxtEvxSW
— Cyn Santana (@Cyn_Santana) January 9, 2019
Growing up there was always a lot of tension between a Latina woman and a black woman. Why? I never understood it. Until my recent adult years. I understood why it’s a sensitive thing. The things black women endured historically. Actually, a lot of thanks to y’all.
— Cyn Santana (@Cyn_Santana) January 9, 2019
Y’all can say I’m dumb n ghetto. I’ve prob done a lot of dumb and ghetto shit my whole life but one thing I’m not is a racist/woman basher. Every day I make a conscious effort to be a better and wiser person. So once again I apologize because my intent is NEVER to hurt or attack
— Cyn Santana (@Cyn_Santana) January 9, 2019
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