Sukihana

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Destiny Lanette Henderson (born November 15, 1991), better known by her stage name Sukihana, is an American reality television personality, musician and rapper who rose to prominence as a cast member on the VH1 reality series Love & Hip Hop: Miami in 2020. That same year, she released her debut mixtape, Wolf Pussy. In 2023, she appeared as a cast member on the reality show Baddies.

Sukihana was born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware. She spent her formative years at a creative arts school based in Atlanta, Georgia, before moving to Miami, Florida.^{[citation needed]}

Sukihana starred on the third season of Love & Hip Hop: Miami (2020). She made a cameo appearance in the music video for the Cardi B single "WAP", released on August 7, 2020.^[2]

In September 2020, she released her debut mixtape Wolf Pussy.^[3]

Her stage name is an allusion to an Asian restaurant in the Christiana Mall, as someone joked she "tasted like Sukihana".^[4] She has two sons and one daughter, who reside with Sukihana's grandmother Cynthia in Atlanta.

In 2020, rapper Cupcakke released a diss track entitled "How to Rob", dissing many artists, including Sukihana. Sukihana released her own diss track entitled "Rob Who? B**ch". Cupcakke released another diss titled "The Gag Is", and Sukihana released her final diss titled "Cupcakke Bummy".

In the summer of 2023, YK Osiris stirred online controversy after a clip leaked of him attempting to kiss Sukihana, while taping a basketball game, provided by Revolt, a digital cable network founded by Sean "Diddy" Combs. After he gained backlash for what users assumed was attempted sexual assault, Osiris apologized to Sukihana (who later forgave him) and his fans.^[5][6]

• Wolf Pussy (2020)

• Hood Rat (feat. Cuban Doll) (2019)
• All In Your Throat (2020)
• Pretty And Ratchet (2020)
• You Forgot To Love Me (2020)
• No One (2020)
• Food Stamp Hoe (feat. Saucy Santana) (2021)
• Everywhere (2021)
• Grinch (2022)
• Eating (2023)
• Casamigos (Pour It In My Cup) (with. Afro B (2023)
• Selling (feat. OJ Da Juiceman) (2024)
• Pilates (with. Vybz Kartel, Jonny Blaze) (2024)
• Cocaine (2024)

• Drug Dealer - Cuban Doll (feat. Sukihana) (2018)
• Smack A Bitch - Rico Nasty (feat. Rubi Rose, Sukihana, ppcocaine) (2020)
• Thot Thoughts - Muni Long (feat. Sukihana) (2021)
• Born By The River - Sexyy Red (feat. Sukihana) (2022)
• Thangin - Lil Scrappy (with. BeatKing, Sukihana) (2022)
• Bad Gyal Team - Dovey Magnum (feat. Sukihana) (2022)
• Princess Treatment - Khaotic (feat. Sukihana) (2023)
• Sukisada - Sada Baby (feat. Sukihana) (2023)
• Slut Me Out (remix) - NLE Choppa (feat. Sukihana) (2023)
• Hood Rats - Sexyy Red (feat. Sukihana) (2023)
• On Ya Head - Atltop20, Princess, Diamond (rapper), BeatKing (2023)
• Throwing Stacks - Ray J (with. Sukihana) (2024)
• "Sukihana" - Juicy J (feat. Sukihana) (2024)

• Sukihana at AllMusic
• Sukihana discography at Discogs
• Sukihana at IMDb