Dancehall star Spice, formerly known as Grace Hamilton, continues to expand her global reach after being honoured at a prestigious event in the United States.
On Tuesday, March 31, the entertainer revealed that she was officially invited to the Georgia State Capitol, where she received recognition for Outstanding Citizen Achievement during the Influential Women of Georgia Day.
The moment marked a significant milestone in Spice’s career, as she reflected on her journey from humble beginnings to international recognition in an emotional social media post.
Sharing her gratitude, Spice said her younger self—whom she affectionately referred to as “little Gracie”—could never have imagined reaching such heights.
“Be it known that on this Day, March 31st 2026, I was invited to the Georgia State Capitol to be one of the honorees for an Outstanding Citizen Achievement at the Influential Women of Georgia Day. Mi Dearrrrr little Gracie is here, walking into rooms I never even dreamed of. Yes, Jesus,” she wrote.
The dancehall star also thanked several individuals involved in the event, including the Secretary of Georgia Brad Raffensperger, along with public relations specialist Reign Stevens, Georgia Rep. Billy Mitchell, and publicist Eboyne Jackson.
She also congratulated fellow honorees, including Rasheeda Buckner-Frost and Mariah Huq, celebrating the recognition of black women on a prominent platform.
The recognition marks another major achievement for the Jamaican entertainer, who continues to build her international presence while representing dancehall music on global stages.