Rebeca is best known for her appearances in television shows such as “E! True Hollywood Story” (1996), “The Mo’Nique Show” (2009) and “The Family Crews” (2010). Rebecca’s most famous single is “Can I Stay?” She has said that although she enjoys acting and it interests her, singing is her first love and the only thing she wants to spend her time doing. As she gained more experience in the industry, she also became an executive producer and consultant on numerous productions. Around that time, she created her gospel group called, “The Chosen Ones,” for which she served as a songwriter, producer and singer, for which she is well-known. The most famous theatre productions were “The Wiz,” “Pippin,” “The Music Man,” and “Oklahoma.” She was also part of the Black Civic Theatre due to her African-American heritage, and under that group, she performed in a “Dreamgirls” production. In her college years, Rebecca took part in several plays, musicals and productions. She has considered growing up in the United States beneficial as it increases one’s chances of running into someone in the industry and signing a contract to start up your career After her father’s passing, Rebecca opened up about him in an Instagram post and expressed that although Jack was a good father, alcohol brought out the worst in him. Her father, Jack Winston Lund, was abusive and her mother, Anna Mae Parks, was very depressed due to his addiction and anger.
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Her childhood was not always full of love and support, though. Her family encouraged her to pursue singing professionally, but she felt her real passion was in gospel music. She attended both elementary and high schools, and after matriculating top of her class at Lew Wallace High School in 1985, she enrolled to study musical theatre at the Western Michigan University.Ī post shared by Rebecca King Crews grew up in a musical family and began singing from a young age. She grew up in Gary, Indiana, and enjoyed the neighborhood she grew up in because it was a peaceful and small town, but she knew she wanted to move to a bigger city to achieve her dreams. She often credits her mixed ethnicity as a solid foundation for tolerance towards others and inspiring her motivational speaking. They were raised by parents of different races, and followed the Christian religion. She is very private about her personal life, but it’s known that she grew up with two siblings, a sister, Elizabeth Jane and a brother, Samuel Taylor, to both of whom she is very close.
Rebecca King-Crews was born on 24 December 1965, in Benton Harbor, Michigan USA. 1 Early life, family, educational backgroundĮarly life, family, educational background.
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