Meet Stevie Wonder's 9 famous children – from musicians to fashion designers and models

In April 1975, Stevie welcomed Aisha with his then-girlfriend Yolanda Simmons and was also the inspiration for his 1976 song “Isn't She Lovely.” Aisha grew up mostly with her mother in New Jersey.

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Aisha is also a singer. She has performed with her father several times and was nominated for a Grammy in 2006 for her song “How Will I Know.” She was also music director at KJLH, an R&B radio station owned by her father, and is now a mother herself to son Miles.

Keita is the second child of Stevie and Yolanda. He was born in April 1977 and grew up with his mother and his sister. Although he retreats more from the limelight than his older sister, he is also a musician.

He moved to New York at a young age to found the record label Stay Gold with friends. Today he is a producer and DJ under the name “DJ Jersey Wonder”. He is also the father of children Asmar and Lula.

In October 1983, Stevie and Melody McCulley had their son, Mumtaz. After an early interest in sports, Mumtaz also developed a love of music and performed in high school and throughout his college years.

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He has performed on stage with his father several times, sang the national anthem at the Notre Dame Japan Bowl, and even released a single with Snoop Dogg. He now reportedly works as an insurance adjuster and is a married father of five children.

In July 1985, Stevie welcomed Sophia with a woman whose identity has not yet been revealed (reportedly a woman named Sheryo Stone). Although not much is known about her early years, she is now a prominent public figure.

She is a United Nations ambassador (specifically UNESCO) and a producer of Global Citizen Live. She has also tried her hand at jewelry design and played a key role in organizing UNESCO's World Day for African and Afro-African Culture in San José, Costa Rica.

Stevie had his son Kailand in September 2001 with his second wife Kai Millard, a stylist and designer. From a young age he was influenced by his parents and their careers and even briefly played drums with his father on tour.

He soon ventured into the fashion industry, launching a line called House of KOM. He also began working as a model, walking for Dolce & Gabbana for the first time in 2019 and appearing at several Fashion Week events. However, like his father, he continues to nurture his musical ambitions.

In May 2005, on Stevie's 55th birthday, Stevie and Kai had their second son, Mandla. However, Mandla was in the spotlight earlier than most of his siblings and made his television debut at the age of 13.

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Mandla was one of the participants in the short-lived Dancing with the stars Spin-off, Dancing with the Stars: Juniorsand ultimately finished in fifth place in his first and only season. Although he is currently withdrawn from the public eye, he has also shown a flair for music production on social media.

Zaiah was born to Stevie and his third wife Tomeeka Bracy, whom he tied the knot with in 2017. Her date of birth is unknown, although she was born in 2014, before her younger sibling.

Not much is known about Zaiah other than the fact that she was featured on Stevie's 2020 song “Where is Our Love Song” along with four of her other siblings and also reportedly performed with her father at his “House Full of Toys” benefit concert in 2022.

In December 2014, Stevie and Tomeeka welcomed their second child, a daughter named Nyah. He announced her name and arrival when he denied rumors that they were expecting triplets together.

As the youngest child, Nyah has remained somewhat in the background, although like her older sister, she has shown musical talent. She took part in “Where is Our Love Song” and performed with Zaiah at the benefit concert “House Full of Toys”.