Masika Kalysha is an American reality television personality, actress, singer, model, and entrepreneur who has a net worth of $1 million. She is best known for starring on VH1's "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood," where her relationships and feuds became major storylines. During the show's first season, Kalysha became romantically involved with rapper and producer Yung Berg, now known professionally as Hitmaka, helping ignite a long-running feud with fellow cast member Hazel E. She later had a relationship with rapper Fetty Wap, with whom she has a daughter, Khari Barbie.

Before becoming a reality television personality, Kalysha worked extensively as a model and appeared in dozens of music videos. She also pursued acting and recording music. Her television fame expanded those opportunities, leading to additional reality shows, acting roles, independent music releases, and business ventures. In 2016, she launched Khari Barbie Beauty, a cosmetics and personal-care company named after her daughter.

Masika Kalysha Tucker was born on June 7, 1985, in Chicago, Illinois. She was raised in Jonesboro, Georgia, where she graduated from Mount Zion High School in 2003.

Kalysha eventually moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in entertainment. She found work as a model and appeared in more than 50 music videos while also pursuing acting opportunities.

Kalysha joined "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood" during its inaugural season in 2014. One of her earliest storylines involved producer Mally Mall, but her relationship with Yung Berg soon became much more prominent.

Berg had previously been romantically involved with Hazel E, who was also one of the show's original cast members. Masika's involvement with Berg became a major source of conflict between the two women and helped launch a feud that continued for years after the original love triangle had ended. Their rivalry became one of the recurring conflicts associated with the early seasons of "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood."

Kalysha did not appear during the second season but returned as a main cast member for season three. By then, the focus of her personal life had shifted to her relationship with Fetty Wap. Kalysha became pregnant with Fetty Wap's child, and their complicated relationship, his initial reaction to the pregnancy, and the birth of their daughter became central elements of her return to the series.

Their daughter, Khari Barbie Maxwell, was born in 2016. Kalysha and Fetty Wap's attempts to navigate their relationship as parents continued to attract attention both on the show and on social media.

Kalysha returned again for the fourth season of "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood." She later left the series and appeared on WE tv's "Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta" in 2018.

Outside reality television, Kalysha has pursued both acting and music. Her screen credits include appearances in productions such as "The Love Section," "7 Lives Xposed," "Swag Inc.," "The Prey: Legend of Karnoctus," "Bomb Pizza," and "Vicious Murder."

She has also released music independently. Her singles have included "Hella Hollywood," "No More," "Andale," "My Own," and "OHHH3X." Fetty Wap appeared on "Andale," while "My Own" drew on Kalysha's experiences surrounding their relationship.

Although Kalysha has never released the kind of commercially successful album that would make music her primary source of fame, recording has remained a recurring part of her entertainment career.

In 2016, Kalysha launched Khari Barbie Beauty, naming the company after her daughter. The cosmetics brand began with products including matte liquid lipsticks, traditional lipsticks, lip pencils, and lip scrubs and later expanded its offerings.

Kalysha has served as the company's founder and CEO. The venture gave her a business independent of reality television appearance fees and capitalized on the audience she developed through television and social media.

Kalysha and Fetty Wap share a daughter, Khari Barbie Maxwell.

In 2021, Kalysha married businessman Jamar Champ. They later had a daughter together before becoming estranged. Champ died in a car accident in October 2025.