Tomica Wright Biography

Tomica Wright Married to Her Husband, Easy-E

Tomica Woods Wright became a mother at a young age; she gave birth to a child and struggled as a single mother before managing Ruthless. She met the love of her life, Eric Wright, at a Los Angeles nightclub in 1991. Wright shared two children, Dominick Wright and daughter, Daijah Wright. 

 

 

At first, Tomica wasn't aware of Eazy E's stardom. She told Smith, "He was very down to earth, sweet. After knowing each other a little better. And, from then on, it was just a history". Tomica Wright spent four years in a romantic relationship with Eazy-E.

Tomica Wright was romantically linked to Eazy-E as his girlfriend for over three years. The couple tied a knot twelve days before, on 14 March 1995, Eazy-E's death. Eazy-E's will, the property got divided by six former girlfriends and two ex-business partners. 

Tomica Wright's Children

Wright is a proud mother to two children: son Dominick Wright and daughter Daijah Wright. Tomica Wright gave birth to her son Dominick on 6 September 1991 in Los Angeles, California. Dominick lived only two years with his dad.

 

Dominick did not pursue his father's footsteps. Instead, he was into acting and appeared in a few movies and series. He starred in Mistaken, Indiewood, The Fairy Prince, Total Rewrite, and Count on Me. 

 

 

Both Wright's kids are active on Instagram. Daijah Wright has 2489 followers on Instagram. The 24-year-old is a gym lover and runs a personal blog. Currently, Daijah is studying bachelors in science. As Eazy-E's children inherit their father's real estate assets, Daijah and Dominick have enjoyed a lavish lifestyle on their father's wealth. 

Eazy-E Affairs And Children

Eazy-E shared eleven children with different women altogether. The rapper was in a relationship with Tracy Jarnagin in the late eighties. Tracy became a mother to Eazy's two kids Erin Bria Wright aka Ebie Wright. Ebie was born on 16 July 1991. 

Is Tomica Wright's Husband Still Alive?

Tomica Wright lost her husband in 1996 due to H.I.V. leading to Pneumonia. On 24 February 1995, Eazy-E was rushed to Cedars Sinai Medical Center with a horrible cough. In March 1996, Eazy-E announced his illness via public content, writing he contracted the disease through his sexual partner.

Tomica Wright is the CEO of Ruthless Records After Spouse's Demise

Tomica Woods Wright currently serves as the owner and C.E.O. of Ruthless Records. She inherited the record company in 1995 from her husband, rap legend Eric Wright following his death due to AIDS-related Pneumonia. Eric Wright founded the company in March 1987.

Ruthless records were the most successful independent label in rap and hip-hop history. Eazy-E worked with Cali-style Gang-sta rap with stars like N.W.A., Bone, Thugs 'n' Harmony Above the law, Yomo & Maulkie, Black Eyed Peas etc. The Eazy-E Ruthless records were worth $15 million at the time of Mr. Wright's death.

Eazy-E Wealth, Mansion

 Eazy E, an American record executive and rapper who performed in the famous hip-hop group N.W.A. was worth $8 million at the time of his death. The Ruthless Record was making $10 million monthly. Sadly Eazy's huge spending and poor business habits caused his wealth to drown.

 

 

Eazy-E lived in a Calabasas, California mansion which he bought in 1991 for $1.1 million. The rapper left the house for Tomica and their kids after his death. Unfortunately, Wright lost their home to foreclosure after nine months.

Eazy-E started recording songs at his father's grace in the mid-1980s. By 1987, Eazy established Ruthless Records and became a member of the N.W.A. group with Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, MC Ren, and Arabian Prince. In 1988, he released his debut album, Eazy-Duz-It, which featured 12 tracks.  

Tomica Wright's Net Worth

Tomica Wright possesses an estimated net worth of $5 million as of 2022. She earns wealth from a successful career as a businesswoman and producer. In 2015, Tomica made a breakthrough role as and film producer in "Straight Outta Compton."

Wright signed a distribution deal with Epic Sony in 1997, releasing a 10th-anniversary Ruthless compilation album, A Decade of Game. In 1998, Tomica signed new artists/actors, Chris Tucker, Bluelight, and Big Chan.

Check out the clip of Tomica Wright speaking at an interview!

 

Wright and her son settled their legal battle over the use of N.W.A name. In 2017, Tomica Wright and Ruthless Records charged Eric Wright Jr and N.W.An Entertainment for claiming the label's trademarks.

As an executive producer, Tomica produced 2000s Eazy-E: The Impact of a Legend" and "Bone Thugs-N-Harmony: Greatest Video Hits." She also had Straight Outta Compton, earning $201.6 million at the box office. Amid N.W.A.'s pinnacle, Ruthless Records made an astounding $10 million monthly through record sales. 

Tomica Wright Quick Facts

• Tomica Woods Wright was born in 1969 to Christian parents in Los Angeles.
• She attended a high school in San Fernando Valley, then went to Santa Monica and West L.A. Community College.
• Later, she earned a position as a secretary to Tabu records founder Clarence Avant.
• Tomica obtained a bachelor's degree from West Los Angeles College in 1992.
• Tomica Wright is the sister-in-law to Eazy-E's siblings, Patricia Wright and Kenneth Wright.
• She was the daughter-in-law of Katie Wright and Richard Wright.
• Tomica Wright's late husband used to sell drugs for a living.
• Tomica celebrates her birthday every 7 December.
• Tomica Wright is fifty-three years old.
• A poor African-American parent raised Tomica Wright in Los Angeles, California. After her parent's divorce, she had to spare her time living between home and foster care.
• Tomica's mother-in-law was a grade school administrator, and her father was a postal worker.
• At age 23, Eazy-E earned over $250,000 from selling drugs. However. After his cousin was shot dead, Eazy decided to establish a career in the hip-hop field.

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