Biography
Who is Charlie Puth?
Early life and background
Charles Otto Puth Jr. Was born on December 2, 1991, in Rumson, United States. His mother, Debra, worked as a music teacher and wrote commercials, while his father, Charles Otto Puth Sr., worked as a builder and real estate agent. He grew up with two younger siblings who are twins, Stephen and Mikaela. When he was two years old, a dog bite left a permanent scar on his right eyebrow. His mother introduced him to classical music at a young age, teaching him piano starting at age four.
How Charlie became famous
Charlie Puth began uploading comedy videos and acoustic song covers to his own YouTube channel in September 2009. He also produced theme songs and jingles for other online personalities. In 2011, he won an online video competition sponsored by Perez Hilton with a cover of a popular song performed alongside Emily Luther. Ellen DeGeneres then saw the performance and signed both artists to her record label, eleveneleven. Puth and Luther appeared on her show to perform live.
Career highlights and albums
Following his early breakthrough success, Charlie Puth released his first full-length studio album, Nine Track Mind, in January 2016. The album included singles like One Call Away and We Don't Talk Anymore featuring Selena Gomez. His second studio album, Voicenotes, arrived in 2018 and featured the hit single Attention, which became his highest-charting solo single at the time. He continued working as a producer and songwriter for other well-known music artists.
Charlie's height and personal life
Charlie Puth stands at 178 centimeters tall. His professional career spans multiple facets of the music industry, including singing, songwriting, and record production. He is married to Brooke Sansone. His work has spanned genres such as pop music and contemporary R and B.
Birthday and age
Charlie Puth was born on December 2, 1991, which makes Charlie 34 years old today. That birthday falls under the Sagittarius sign. Charlie shares the date with 27 other famous people.
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