Dancehall entertainer Spice has added another milestone to her career after being officially recognised as an outstanding citizen of the U.S. state of Georgia.
The honour was presented during the observance of Influential Women of Georgia Day on Tuesday, where the Jamaican-born artiste—whose real name is Grace Hamilton—was among several women celebrated for their impact and contributions.

Sharing the moment with fans on social media, Spice reflected on her journey, expressing gratitude for reaching spaces she once never imagined. Her post highlighted both her personal growth and appreciation for the recognition.
She also acknowledged key figures involved in the award, including Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, State Representative Billy Mitchell, and political relations advocate Reign Stevens.
In addition, Spice extended congratulations to fellow honourees, including reality television personality Rasheeda Buckner-Frost and entrepreneur Mariah Huq.
The recognition underscores Spice’s growing influence beyond music, as she continues to make strides internationally while representing Jamaican culture on a global stage.




