August 12, 2026
Earlier this year, Romeo Miller and his label, PK Carter Music, partnered with The SRG-ILS Group (Virgin Music/UMG) as the entertainer prepares to enter a new chapter in his music career. Romeo is preparing to release a new project that combines commercial hip-hop, motivational spoken word, and personal affirmations into one cohesive artistic experience.
The forthcoming body of work will showcase Romeo's signature commercial appeal while introducing listeners to a more reflective and intentional side of his artistry, with a focus on growth, purpose, resilience, and inspiration.
Romeo has also partnered with his longtime collaborator PK Carter Music, whose work includes 2001 and The Girlies, for his artistic journey. More than a traditional hip-hop release, the upcoming project represents an evolution of Romeo's voice as both an entertainer and communicator. The project merges music with spoken affirmations and life-centered messaging designed to uplift and empower listeners while maintaining the energy and accessibility that have defined his career for decades.
Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, Percy Romeo Miller Jr. is the son of hip-hop mogul Master P. He signed to his father's No Limit Records at age 10 and released his self-titled debut album, Lil' Romeo, in 2001.
The album's hit single "My Baby" reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and helped make the young artist a household name. As a teenager, Romeo followed his debut with Game Time in 2002 and Romeoland in 2004 before transitioning from the name "Lil' Romeo" to "Romeo."
His career soon expanded beyond music. In 2003, he landed his own Nickelodeon television series, Romeo!, which ran for three seasons. His film credits include Honey, Jumping the Broom, and Madea's Witness Protection. Romeo later appeared on Dancing with the Stars and co-created the reality television franchise Growing Up Hip Hop.
In addition to his entertainment career, Romeo has pursued athletics, entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and business. He earned a full athletic scholarship to play NCAA Division I basketball at the University of Southern California, where he played point guard from 2008 to 2010.
Today, he continues expanding his influence through business ventures, community initiatives, and creative leadership alongside his father at No Limit Forever Records. In recent years, Romeo has increasingly used his platform to promote wellness, faith, fatherhood, self-development, and mental resilience. Those themes are reflected throughout his forthcoming musical and spoken-word releases as he moves into the next chapter of his artistic journey.
Earlier this year, Romeo Miller and his label, PK Carter Music, partnered with The SRG-ILS Group (Virgin Music/UMG) as the entertainer prepares to enter a new chapter in his music career. Romeo is preparing to release a new project that combines commercial hip-hop, motivational spoken word, and personal affirmations into one cohesive artistic experience.
The forthcoming body of work will showcase Romeo's signature commercial appeal while introducing listeners to a more reflective and intentional side of his artistry, with a focus on growth, purpose, resilience, and inspiration.
Romeo has also partnered with his longtime collaborator PK Carter Music, whose work includes 2001 and The Girlies, for his artistic journey. More than a traditional hip-hop release, the upcoming project represents an evolution of Romeo's voice as both an entertainer and communicator. The project merges music with spoken affirmations and life-centered messaging designed to uplift and empower listeners while maintaining the energy and accessibility that have defined his career for decades.
Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, Percy Romeo Miller Jr. is the son of hip-hop mogul Master P. He signed to his father's No Limit Records at age 10 and released his self-titled debut album, Lil' Romeo, in 2001.
The album's hit single "My Baby" reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and helped make the young artist a household name. As a teenager, Romeo followed his debut with Game Time in 2002 and Romeoland in 2004 before transitioning from the name "Lil' Romeo" to "Romeo."
His career soon expanded beyond music. In 2003, he landed his own Nickelodeon television series, Romeo!, which ran for three seasons. His film credits include Honey, Jumping the Broom, and Madea's Witness Protection. Romeo later appeared on Dancing with the Stars and co-created the reality television franchise Growing Up Hip Hop.
In addition to his entertainment career, Romeo has pursued athletics, entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and business. He earned a full athletic scholarship to play NCAA Division I basketball at the University of Southern California, where he played point guard from 2008 to 2010.
Today, he continues expanding his influence through business ventures, community initiatives, and creative leadership alongside his father at No Limit Forever Records. In recent years, Romeo has increasingly used his platform to promote wellness, faith, fatherhood, self-development, and mental resilience. Those themes are reflected throughout his forthcoming musical and spoken-word releases as he moves into the next chapter of his artistic journey.
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