Unknown facts of popular 'American Idol'Judge - Randy Jackson

Randy Jackson was the manager of a seven-member "Papertongues" band based in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Randy Jackson in 2002 has signed a deal with Fox Channel to be a judge on their up & coming talent hunt show "American Idol".

Randy Jackson has been the judge along with Simon Cowell and pop star Paula Abdul on "American Idol" for seven continuous seasons beginning in 2002.

Randy Jackson would also continue to be the judge for the eighth season of "American Idol" beginning in January 2009.

Randy Jackson shot to international fame since he became a judge on "American Idol" in 2002.

Randy Jackson has become famous for his slang term 'Dawg' while pronouncing judgments at "American Idol".

Randy Jackson published a book, "What's Up Dawg: How to Become a Superstar in the Music Business".

Randy Jackson is also the most loved judge of the three for his amiable spirit and encouraging words to the despairing contestants.

Randy Jackson married singer-songwriter Elizabeth in 1990 and divorced shortly before 1995. They together have a daughter named Taylor.

Randy Jackson later married Erika Riker. They together have two children named Zoe and Jordan.

Randy Jackson is not related to the pop singing sensation Michael Jackson, whose brother is also named Randy.

Randy Jackson is not related to actor Samuel L. Jackson either.

Randy Jackson had bypass surgery for gastric problems and lost 100 pounds.

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