Nicholas Scott Lachey (born in 1973) is a singer and a TV personality producer and star. Lachey was raised in the city of Cincinnati, Ohio after his parents divorced in his early childhood days.

His professional career started in mid-late 1990s with a few of his friends including his brother as a group at a park. The band 98 degrees is where his career all started out. This included also his brother Drew and his friends Justin and and Jeff Timmons.

In 2003, just after he married Jessica Simpson, he released his first debut album entitled “SoulO”. The album has sold less than a million records. However, one of the most successful songs on that album was “This I Swear” which has over 1,000,000 streams on Spotify and it was also used as the theme song of “Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica”.

Three years later, in 2006, Nick Lachey came out with his 2nd album named “What’s Left of Me”. This album is the most popular album by Nick Lachey today. It brings enthusiastic and heart-pounding lyrics inspiring love and hope, this album even got Lachey nominated and awarded for Best Male Music Video in 2006, followed by Teen’s Choice Awards “Best Love Song” in August 2006.

In 2013, after having his first son, he released a Lullaby album sponsored by Fisher Price titled “A Father’s Lullaby” that has a collection of Lullabies using his amazing voice. A year after this, he released “Soundtrack of My Life” that was later removed in late 2016 for unknown reasons. That album contained a collection of songs that has inspired his life.