Hurdis V. Davis was born December 18, 1970, in Chicago, Illinois, at Garfield Hospital on the West Side of Chicago to Hurdisteen Davis-Moreland and Frank Earl Davis. Her parents were middle class. Her parents were Baptist; in fact, her mother’s dad was a Baptist preacher in Mississippi. She attended Bradwell Grammar school on the East Side of Chicago up to seventh grade and transferred to James Madison Grammar School on the South Side of Chicago. She graduated in 1985 due to my transferring to another school. She attended South Shore High School in 1985. She only attended this school for a year. Don’t ask her why she could not tell you why she decided to drop out, but she did. By the time she was eighteen, she had her first child in 1988. During this time, she decided it was time for her to go back to school to get a GED. She attended classes but also began to start working as a cashier at the neighborhood corner store. She got married to the manager there at nineteen and discontinued attending classes. They were married for three years, and they got a divorce because she asked for one. They divorced because she was too young to understand her duties as a wife. After a year had passed, she had two boys. She had a good childhood, but her adult life was very confusing and complicated. After she had her two boys in 1993, she began to be physically abused by their dad. This went on for five years until she listened to a song that encouraged her to move on. Her son’s dad and she broke up, and he moved out of her apartment with her two sons. She raised her daughter alone without the help of her daughter’s dad who is not her two sons’ dad. Her sons were taken care of through her support of Child Support; the support ended in 2020. Their grandmother on their dad’s side also assisted with the care of her two sons. After her and her son’s dad ended their relationship, it was not for another year. She remarried in 1998. She was with him for fourteen years. They did not get married until after six years, and after eight years, she and he got a divorce. It was not until 2003 when she received her high school diploma at Central High School Online, a division of Farrington University in Herdan, Virginia. After she received her high school diploma, she began to go to college. She attended Lewis University and did a semester to study sociology and the University of Phoenix for several semesters to study accounting. It was not until she attended Kaplan University Online that she received an associate’s degree in art and science of psychology with a concentration on the behaviors of children and adults. Now, Hurdis V. Richardson is divorced and single and is focusing on herself as Hurdis V. Davis-Richardson and self-improvement on a much larger scale.