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Stevielaineig
Birth Name Stevie Laine Scott
Born April 16, 2002
Family Kim Scott (mother)
Eric Hartter (biological father)
Eminem (adoptive father)
Hailie Jade (half-sister; adopted sister)
Parker Scott (half-brother)
Alaina Marie (cousin; adopted sister)
Website Stevie's TikTok

Stevie Laine Mathers (born on April, 16 2002), was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. Their parents were Kim Scott Mathers and Eric Hartter, whom Kim dated between her two marriages to Eminem. When Kim and Eminem got back together, he legally adopted Stevie in 2005.

Stevie announced to their followers on Instagram on October 17, 2017 at the age of 15 that they are bisexual while attending a Harry Styles concert. Stevie came out as non-binary in August 2021, when they shared a touching video on TikTok documenting their journey through "becoming more comfortable with" themself. They hashtagged "#genderfluid" and "#bi," and revealed they now use "all pronouns" to describe themself.[1]

Stevie is in a long-distance relationship with TikToker Declan Jace, and often posts cute videos when they're together. They now have recently moved in together.

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Stevie is Eminem's youngest adopted child and Kim's biological child. They have an older half-sister named Hailie Jade and a cousin, who's now their oldest adopted sister named Alaina Marie Scott.

They also have a maternal half-brother named Parker Scott who is yet to have any information.

Their biological father is Eric Hartter, he was a tattoo artist who died on August 22, 2019. He was found dead in an abandoned house located in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.; speculated to have died of an overdose.

Their aunt is Dawn Scott (Kim's twin sister), and their adoptive grandparents are Deborah Mathers-Briggs (née Nelson) and Marshall Mathers, Jr.. Their other grandparents are Kathleen Sluck and they have a step-grandfather named Casimer Sluck (via Kimberly "Kim" Anne Scott; deceased) and a grandmother named Marie Hartter.

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