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Dawn Robinson is one of the most popular and richest Pop Singer who was born on November 24, 1968 in New London, Connecticut, United States. A member of the dance-pop group En Vogue, the group which came out with “Don’t Let Go (Love).” She also sang in Lucy Pearl, the group that was superseded by Lucy Pearl.

The singer was signed by Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Records after leaving Lucy Pearl.

Robinson has been married once, to Andre “Dre” Allen from May 24, 2003 until 2010. As of 2012, Robinson has been in a personal relationship with former international soccer player and BMG recording artist Christopher Nils Connolly. Robinson stated on her reality show R&B Divas LA that she was looking forward to starting a family with Connolly. During an interview with Fubar Radio in July 2017, Robinson stated that they were no longer together.

In April, 2008, Robinson started touring and doing private events, performing songs she recorded with En Vogue and Lucy Pearl. Later that year, Robinson reunited with En Vogue and performed at the 2008 BET Awards along with Alicia Keys, SWV, and TLC. In 2009, Robinson joined En Vogue for their “20th Anniversary Tour”. In 2010, all four members appeared on the cover of Jet magazine to promote their reunion tour. Following their reunion tour, Robinson decided not to record on the new En Vogue album due in the fall of 2011 after failing to reach an agreement. On September 26, 2011, Ellis, Jones & Herron without Robinson, debuted their new single “I’ll Cry Later” from their forthcoming album that was planned for a December release. Negotiations for the album release resulted in Robinson leaving En Vogue which was discussed with Jones on Access Hollywood nearly a year later on October 17, 2012. Robinson and Jones talked about the contract issues and poor management of En Vogue.

The couple was together for a time from 2003 to 2007. Andre Allen from 2003 to 2007. She began to date Christopher Nils Connolly in 2012.