Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Jordan began dancing at an early age and trained in jazz, contemporary, and hip-hop throughout her childhood. After moving to Los angeles to pursue a career in entertainment, she worked as a dancer and backup performer before eventually finding her way to the TruYouthers.

As one of the group’s principal dancers and vocalists, Jordan quickly became known for her electrifying stage presence and natural ability to connect with an audience.

Throughout her career, Jordan was passionate about making dance and the performing arts accessible to young people. She regularly participated in youth workshops and mentorship programs, particularly those serving girls from underserved communities. Jordan also used these opportunities to introduce young women to TruYouth, encouraging them to see entrepreneurship as another path toward confidence and financial independence. Over the years, she personally mentored dozens of young women as they began building their own TruYouth businesses.

In the later years of the TruYouthers, Jordan began experiencing symptoms of a mysterious and debilitating illness that would eventually force her to step away from performing. Despite periods of treatment and recovery, her health continued to decline.

Jordan passed away in 2016 at the age of 29. Her joy, generosity, and extraordinary spirit remain an unforgettable part of the TruYouthers and everything they created together.