Leticia Ross is married with two sons, 31 and 25. She is Executive Producer of Rossville Films and Director for J.A.L. Healthcare and Transportation, both located in Memphis, Tennessee. She is a Federal Representative for The Internal Revenue Service, a Franchise Owner of Jan-Pro Cleaning, Published Author with Tate Publishing and has written a total of 33 movie scripts, one Documentary and 4 books. Her first film, "81 DAYS" was released and sold for distribution through Maverick Entertainment Group in the United States and Canada on May 19, 2016. Her second production, a documentary, "When I Grow Up", was released April 27, 2019. She is a philanthropist who owns and assists in the daily operations of all businesses. Leticia's first book entitled "THE CELLULAR EFFECT", has been in stores since March 2012. January 2014, she scripted the book, independently started her film company, Rossville Films and her Production Company DRE'Shun Productions, named after her sons, started her clothing line, JUST LIKE CANDY, that launched in March 2019. She is currently filming her first production of The Cellular Effect, for the third time, ensuring she captures the essence of the story, which is, the necessity of using cellphones and social media sites responsibly. Leticia feels marriages end, friendships and relationships end, children are bullied and commit suicide all because of this thing we call the internet. Her movie will change the behavior of many; it may save marriages and/or relationships, even lives. The book and movie were both inspired behind a failed marriage between Leticia and her now deceased husband, Corey, who loss his life July 25th, 2014. Leticia Ross is a force to be reckoned with and is single handily building her Empire through Urban Film making.