Raquel Capelton Bio, Wiki, Age, Family, Husband, Net Worth, Nationality

Raquel Capelton the wife of the singer-songwriter and actor Eddie Levert, who is the lead singer of preeminent Philly soul group the O'Jays

Raquel Capelton Biography

Raquel Capelton is one of the celebrity wives in the United States. She is known for being the wife of singer-songwriter and actor Eddie Levert, who is the lead singer of the pre-eminent Philly soul group the O’Jays.

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How old is Raquel Capelton? – Age

Her husband is 78 years old and was born on born June 16, 1942. She has not disclosed her age for she keeps her life private. Her real name is Raquel Capelton Levert.

Who is Eddie Levert’s wife? – Raquel Capelton and Ed Hogan

Capelton and Ed married Eddie Levert in 2005 in the United States. There is no more information concerning the two.

Raquel Capelton with her husband,the singer-songwriter and actor Eddie Levert, who is the lead singer of preeminent Philly soul group the O'Jays
Raquel Capelton with her husband,the singer-songwriter and actor Eddie Levert, who is the lead singer of preeminent Philly soul group the O’Jays

Raquel Capelton Net Worth

Her husband has an estimated net worth of $18 Million. Since she married a celebrity, she has never been to an interview or even revealed her career to the public. Her source of income is not known making it difficult to know her net worth.

Raquel Capelton’s Husband Career

Levert has handled Emotion-soaked ballads, sweat-inducing dance numbers, and thought-provoking message songs of similar aplomb. Present since the late ’50s, the singer has inspired other musicians as well. A minor success for Philadelphia International labelmate Jean Carn, he co-wrote and co-produced ‘My Love Don’t Come Easy’in 1979, and co-produced Troop’s number two R&B hit ‘Mamacita’in 1988.

With his son Gerald, Levert recorded two albums: Father and Sonin 1995 and Something to Chat Aboutin 2007, the latter of which was released after the death of Gerald. With the O’Jays, Levert started to thrive in the late 2010s. During that decade, he released his first solo albums as well: I Still Have Itin 2012 and Did I Make You Go Ooh? in the Year 2016.

A minor success for Philadelphia International labelmate Jean Carn, he co-wrote and co-produced ‘My Love Don’t Come Easy’in 1979, and co-produced Troop’s number two R&B hit ‘Mamacita’in 1988.