Diana Ross

Diana Ross is a person born on March 26, 1944, in Detroit . Her birth name is Diana Ernestine Earle Ross . She is the mother of Tracee Ellis Ross, Rhonda Ross Kendrick, and Evan Ross . Ross is known for her occupations as a record producer, composer, film producer, actor, and singer . She attended Cass Technical High School .

Diana Ross' musical career spans various genres, such as disco, jazz, pop music, rhythm and blues, soul music, and dance music . She has received numerous awards, including Grammy Awards, TV Land Awards, NAACP Image Award, CableACE Awards, World Music Awards, Billboard Magazine awards, Guinness World Records, Soul Train awards, Golden Globe Awards, Cue Magazine awards, Billboard Music Awards, Midem Awards, and Walk of Fame . Moreover, Ross has been honored with the Order of Arts and Letters, Soul Train Hall of Fame, Songwriters Hall of Fame, BET Walk of Fame, BET Awards, The National Association Of Black-Owned Broadcasters awards, Presidential Medal of Freedom, Kennedy Center Honors, American Academy of Achievement, and the American Music Awards .

Some of her notable works include Lady Sings the Blues, Mahogany, An Evening with Diana Ross, The Wiz, and Out of Darkness . Diana Ross holds United States nationality and has citizenship of the United States .