It’s hard to beat the allure of Atlanta,Raja Syn which in 2017 was named the third-largest entertainment hub in the United States behind Los Angeles and New York.
Raised in Brooklyn and Baltimore with her grandparents, and Jamaican-born model and influencer, Rajason moved to California at age 17 after one incomplete semester at the University of Maryland. It seemed like the perfect place to live. (Raja is sexy and smart. He graduated from high school a year ago.)
“I moved to Atlanta for a fresh start after realizing Atlanta was the perfect place to start an entertainment career as a black girl,” said the model, whose work is on Instagram (@rajasyn) and Onlyfans. Is. appears, among other sites.
In Georgia – home to countless celebrities and influencers who have helped spark her burgeoning career – Raja boldly works as a model and influencer, flaunting her signature snake-like curves. shows the Using frames to frame her photos and videos to gain new fans.
He is part of something bigger than this southern city
With so many hits coming out of Atlanta – think Tyler Perry, John Mayer, Gucci Mane, Dwayne“The Rock” Johnson – It seems reality television may have played a small role in Raja’s decision to move from Los Angeles to Atlanta.
He will not be alone.
If it weren’t for the success of the Bravo reality show “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” Raja — along with the many celebrities who call the city home — might never have recognized what the city really had to offer.
But “RHOA” was notable in that it was the first of more than 50 reality shows in the city and incredibly successful, including “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta.”
Raja embraced the magic of the city.
For Raja, Atlanta has been home during some of the most important moments of her career so far, such as when she reached 300,000 followers on Instagram, making her one of the platform’s top entertainers. Made one, just a year after she posted her first photo shoot.I aspire to be a TV personality with my own show,” she added. “Right now. I’m just going where the universe takes me.”
