What Former Nickelodeon Star Romeo Miller Is Doing Today

Rapper and actor Romeo Miller enjoyed the early stages of fame as a child star. His success as a young rapper launched him into an acting career that landed him his own show on Nickelodeon and a few movie roles. Born Aug. 19, 1989, in New Orleans, La. to No Limit Records CEO Percy "Master P" Miller, the former Nick star seemingly had a sure shot to Hollywood through his father's success in music and the NBA. 

Miller released his self-titled debut album, Lil' Romeo, in July 2001 when he was just 11 years old. The album spawned his hit single "My Baby," which topped the Billboard charts and made him a top competitor for fellow teenage rapper Lil' Bow Wow. That same year, Miller made his acting debut, playing himself on the television series The Brothers Garcia, as well as in Max Keeble's Big Move. He then followed up his first album with the release of Game Time in 2002. Coming off the success of two rap albums as a young teen, Miller went on to immerse himself even more into acting in 2003. 

In 2003, Romeo Miller appeared in Honey alongside Jessica Alba before getting his own self-titled show on Nickelodeon called Romeo! He starred on the series for all of its three seasons until it ended in 2006. Since achieving fame as a child, Romeo has maintained a career in media. In 2011, he appeared as a contestant on Dancing with the Stars and one year later, he returned to the big screen with a role in Tyler Perry's film Madea's Witness Protection. 

From 2016 until mid-2020, Miller starred on the hit WE tv reality show Growing Up Hip Hop alongside other celebrity kids like Angela Simmons and Kristinia DeBarge. In May 2020, Romeo quit the show on air while confronting his co-stars about them having a "problem" with him. Damon Dash's son, Boogie Dash, called Romeo out for bringing Master P with him to address the cast. "I think it would have been more respectful if he did it by himself instead of bringing his Daddy along," he said at the time.

These days, Romeo hosts the millennial talk show The Mix on Fox Soul, per Rolling Out, and acts as CEO for a few of his father's companies, including RL Studios, Rap Snacks and Moneyattis, according to his Instagram bio.