Get To Know The Life Of Kimberly Woodruff
Ice Cube has amassed a multi-billion dollar fortune through music, cinema, and sports. He increased his entertainment profile as one of the founding members of N.W.A. and has since become one of the industry's most well-respected pioneers.
He hasn't accomplished this on his own. Kimberly Woodruff, his wife, has been at his side for almost 30 years. Though little is known about his wife, it is clear that she has had a positive influence on him. Woodruff has avoided the limelight, although she does attend events to support her husband.
Kimberly Woodruff Biography
Kimberly Woodruff was born on September 23, 1970, in California, United States. Her zodiac sign is Virgo, and she is now 50 years old. Her mother and father have remained in Los Angeles with her. However, when it comes to her personal life, she has been silent till now, and no information about her family history is available.
Her parents, on the other hand, operate a clothes business on the outskirts of Los Angeles. She also attended a preparatory school for her elementary schooling. She then attends the Phoenix Institute of Technology to take some professional courses.
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Kimberly Woodruff And Ice Cube Love Story
When Kimberly was in college, she met Ice Cube. Ice Cube claimed to be enamored by Kimberly's attractiveness after their first encounter. He even contacted her, but she was uninterested, owing to the fact that she was in a relationship at the time. So, for the time being, Kimberly and Ice parted ways.
They reconnected after around 6 months. Kimberly was unmarried at the time. Ice approached her, and the two became friends. In 1988, they struck it off and began dating. They dated for another two years before getting engaged in 1991. On April 26, 1992, the pair eventually got married.
Kimberly Woodruff Height
Kimberly is a lovely and attractive lady. She is 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs roughly 55 kg. Her chest, waist, and hip measurements are all 33-25-35 inches. She wears a size 6 shoe (UK). She has a wonderful and endearing personality. Her dark brown eyes are quite attractive, as is her curling black hair.
Kimberly Woodruff Net Worth
She has never revealed her earnings or the sort of company in which she is involved. As a result, her real net worth remains a mystery. Her husband is said to be wealthy between $140 million and $160 million. Woodruff is a conservative by nature. She doesn't brag about their beautiful vehicles or their house. We prefer to think of her as a down-to-earth person.
Kimberly Woodruff Children
They are now parents to four children. O'Shea Jr. (1991), Darell (1992), Kareema (1994), and Shareef (1994) (b. 1995).
Darell Jackson, her second son, raps. Darell is on Ice Cube's 2010 album OMG and Dough Boy. Darell raps as Dough Boy. Kareema works at Rutgers University in New Jersey. Shareef, on the other hand, is taking a technology course at college. O'Shea resembles her mother. Deja Jackson is their last child and daughter.
Kimberly Woodruff and Ice Cube are happily married. They seem to be living a happy life with their kids. Ice Cube claims their relationship works because they communicate and are each other's friends. He said in an interview that I like to spend time with my wife, converse, and drink coffee with her.
About The Authors
Paolo Reyna - Paolo is a senior at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, majoring in International Studies with a Latin American emphasis. During the fall semester of 2012, he had the opportunity to study abroad in Peru, which piqued his interest in international growth. He learned about the disparities that impact indigenous peoples, got a taste of Peruvian culture, and improved his Spanish skills. Mitchel interned with the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, conducting research on food security in Latin America, after being inspired by his foreign experience. He wants to work in international development and for a government department, writing legislation. He loves playing intramural basketball and practicing for the Chicago marathon when he is not thinking about current events in Latin America.