Jazmine Sullivan was born and was raised within Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Pam Her mother, who is an ex-backup singer at Philadelphia International Records. In the early age of five, her father was appointed as the curator of the Strawberry Mansion Section. Her family moved later into this historical house. In 2005 she graduated from the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts as an alumnus in vocal music. Sullivan began singing as a contralto in the youth choir and after a couple of years, she joined the adult group. He was exposed to secular music but was initially limited "I was doing solos in the church, and I was asked to go on the gospel label at age had turned eleven, however I wasn't prepared to sign that contract," she recalls. "I was lucky enough to be selected for the McDonald's competitionthat offered kids from the major cities the chance to sing 'Accept the things God allows'. The audience responded to the song well." Stevie Wonder sang her part for the birthday party of her son at the age of 13. Sullivan was first signed to Jive Records at the age fifteen. At the age of 15, she was signed to Jive Records. She recorded an entire album, but the album was never made available for release. Sullivan was eventually dropped out of the company. She had a good working partnership and Missy Elliott. Elliott produced several of her songs, including "Backstabbers" the track that was written by Timbaland.
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