
Ralph E. Tresvant
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- Born
- May 16, 1968 · Roxbury, Massachusetts, USA
Ralph Tresvant was born on May 16, 1968 in Roxbury, Massachusetts to Patricia and Ralph, Sr. He has an older sister named LaTonya and a younger brother named Andre. Ralph married his childhood sweetheart Shelly in 1993. They have two girls Na'Quelle and Mariah. While in junior high school, Ralph and some friends named Ronnie DeVoe, Bobby Brown, Ricky Bell, and Michael Bivins formed a music group called New Edition. They were discovered at a talent show by Maurice Starr who signed them to Streetwise Records in 1983. The albumhad hits such as "Candy Girl", "Popcorn Love" and "Is This The End". In 1984, they left Streetwise and came to MCA Records. Their second album, "New Edition", also had many hits like "Cool It Now", "Mr. Telephone Man", and "Lost In Love". In 1985, they released "All For Love", which had hits such as "Count Me Out" and "A Little Bit Of Love [Is All It Takes]". I987, when Bobby Brown left the group, Johnny Gill replaced him. Gill gave New Edition's music more Adult Contemorary style. They're album "Heart Break" went to the top with hits like "If It Isn't Love", "Can You Stand The Rain", "Boyz II Men", and others. In 1990, the guys went solo as Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill, Bell Biv DeVoe, and Ralph Tresvant. Ralph's first album "Ralph Tresvant" went platinum and had hits such as "Sensitivity", which was #1 on the R&B charts for 20 weeks and number #4 on the Pop charts for 20 weeks, "Do What I Gotta Do" and "Stone Cold Gentleman" which featured Bobby Brown. Ralph also made an appearance in the popular movie "House Party 2". He sang a song on the soundtrack called "Yo, Baby, Yo!" He also has been on soundtracks such as "Mo' Money", on which his song "Money Can't Buy You Love" was on, and was featured on the song "Somebody Bigger Than You And I" on "The Preacher's Wife". In 1993, Ralph released another album called "It's Goin' Down". The album didn't do as well as the first, though. Then, in 1996, New Edition released their first album with all six members- Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky, Mike, Ralph, and Johnny. Some hits on this album were "Hit Me Off" and "I'm Still In Love With You". They went on the New Edition Reunion Tour, which had two parts. One part of it was from December to about February and the second part, without Brown and Bivins, was from June to July Bobby Brown recently quit the group saying that he hates them and will never work with them again. New dition is going solo again. This time with Bobby Brown, Ralph Tresvant, Johnny Gill, Ronnie DeVoe, Ricky Bell, and Bell Biv DeVoe. Bivins, is working on his company Biv 10.
Cast
- 2027The David Sugarman StoryRalph
- 2023The Hustle of @617MikeBivSelf
- 2022Urban One Honors 2022Self - Performer
- 2020A Closer Look - docuseriesSelf
- 2019The D.L. Hughley ShowSelf - Guest
- 2019Tamron HallSelf
- 2017Girls TripRalph Tresvant
- 2017ABFF HonorsSelf
- 2017Genius TalksSelf
- 2014Life on the V: The Story of V66Self - Singer, New Edition
- 2013The RealSelf
- 2013Real Husbands of HollywoodSelf
- 201220th Annual Trumpet AwardsSelf
- 20122012 Soul Train AwardsSelf
- 2012Steve HarveySelf - Guest
- 2009BET Awards 2009Self
- 2009Who Stole the Soul?Self
- 2009The Mo'Nique ShowSelf
- 2008UnsungSelf
- 2007Motives 2DJ Sensitivity
- 2005Triple CrossSonny
- 200525 Strong: The BET Silver Anniversary SpecialSelf
- 2005The 19th Annual Soul Train Music AwardsSelf
- 2005R U the Girl?Self
- 2005Black in the 80sSelf
- 2004Barbershop BluesEddie
- 2004The 10th Annual Walk of Fame Honoring Smokey RobinsonSelf
- 2004Retrosexual: The 80'sSelf
- 2003Essence AwardsSelf
- 2003Jimmy Kimmel Live!Self
- 2003Big TimeSelf
- 2002Brown SugarRoyale (uncredited)
- 2002MC Hammer: 2 Legit - The VideosSelf (segment: Too Legit to Quit) (archiveFootage)
- 20022nd Annual BET AwardsSelf
- 1997The 24th Annual American Music AwardsSelf
- 1997Behind the MusicSelf
- 1994The 8th Annual Soul Train Music AwardsSelf - Presenter
- 1994American Bandstand's Teen IdolSelf
- 1991The 5th Annual Soul Train Music AwardsSelf - Performer
- 19911991 Billboard Music AwardsSelf
- 1991The 18th Annual American Music AwardsSelf
- 1991Voices That CareSelf - Lead Vocals
- 1991House Party 2Ralph E. Tresvant (uncredited)
- 1991Stone ColdSelf
- 1990The 4th Annual Soul Train Music AwardsSelf - Presenter
- 1989Family MattersRalph E. Tresvant
- 1989The 3rd Annual Soul Train Music AwardsSelf -Performer
- 1989New Edition Past and PresentSelf
- 1989The Arsenio Hall ShowSelf
- 1987Showtime at the ApolloSelf
- 1986The 3rd Annual Black Gold AwardsSelf
- 1986The New Hollywood SquaresSelf - New Edition (uncredited)
- 1985Motown Returns to the ApolloSelf
- 1985Krush GrooveNew Edition
- 1984Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool!Self
- 1982Knight RiderThe Kids
- 1982Ebony/Jet ShowcaseSelf
- 1981Entertainment TonightSelf
- 1981Video SoulSelf
- 1980Solid GoldSelf
- 1980America's Top 10Self
- 1971Soul TrainSelf
- 1964Top of the PopsSelf
- 1952American BandstandSelf