French singer Alizée Jacotey, born on August 21, 1984, in Ajaccio, Corsica, gained fame in the early 2000s as she captivated music fans around the globe with her enchanting vocals and dynamic dance performances.

Her rise to prominence began in 1999 when she took part in the talent competition "Graines de Star," where her standout performance attracted the interest of notable producer Mylène Farmer. This partnership resulted in her first single "Moi... Lolita" being released in 2000, which rapidly achieved widespread success by topping various international charts. The track's provocative lyrics combined with Alizée's youthful appeal led to her swift ascent to stardom and established her as a representative of French pop culture.

As Alizée’s career progressed, her public image transitioned towards a more sophisticated and sensual style. Her music videos and live shows radiated self-assurance and allure, solidifying her role as an icon within the music scene.

Despite achieving significant public acclaim, Alizée kept aspects of her private life discreet. In 2003, she entered into marriage with fellow artist Jérémy Chatelain; they welcomed their daughter Annily that same year. However, this union ended in divorce by 2012. In 2013, she found love again with dancer Grégoire Lyonnet after they met while competing on the French edition of "Dancing with the Stars." They tied the knot in 2016 and welcomed their son Maggy into their family in 2019.

Throughout both her professional journey and personal experiences, Alizée has consistently delighted audiences with her artistry and charm while maintaining a lasting influence within the music realm as a beloved figure in French pop culture.