Model-turned-fashion entrepreneur Kimora Lee Simmons was spotted beaming posing with her five children.
The Baby Phat founder has children Gary, 12, Kenzo, 13, Wolfe, 7, Ming, 22, and Aoki, 20.
The reality TV star was at a back-to-school party with Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Family Dollar, and Crayola on Thursday in Carson, California.
Family Portrait: Kimora Lee Simmons and her family host a back-to-school gift with Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Family Dollar, and Crayola on Thursday
Family Relationship: The fashion icon with her five children; Kenzo, Ming Wolf, Aoki and Gary
Siren, born Kimora Lee Perkins, married music producer and businessman Russell Simmons in 1998.
They have two daughters, Ming Lee Simmons, 22 (born January 2000) and Aoki Lee Simmons, 20 (born August 2003).
The power couple split in 2006.
Cunning Cunning: Siren was married to Russell Simmons from 1998 to 2006 and has a son, Kenzo; seen in 2011
Simmons began dating Hollywood actor Djimon Hounsou – best known as an Amistad and wrestler – in 2006 and they married in 2008.
In May 2009, they welcomed Kenzo Lee Hounsoo’s son.
They split in 2012; He said they never married because she was still married to Russell.
Ex-Husband: Simmons began dating Hollywood actor Djimon Hounsou – best known as Amistad and wrestler – in 2006 and they married in 2008. In May 2009, they welcomed Kenzo Lee Hounsou’s son. They split in 2012; He said they never married because she was still married to Russell. seen in 2009
She married Tim Lesnar in 2014.
The following year she welcomed her son, Wolf Lee Lesnar.
During a trial for allegedly stealing $200 million from his former company, Lesnar said he is still married to his second wife, Jodi Chan Lesnar, who has lied to Kimura.
Another example: she married Tim Lesnar in 2014. The following year she welcomed her son, Wolf Lee Lesnar. seen in 2014
Family Look: Beauty with Tim Lesnar and their son Wolf in New York City in 2015
In January 2020, Kimora adopted 10-year-old Gary Lee, and launched her Baby Phat makeup line that same year.
The fashion label – created by Lee Simmons – has joined forces with HatchBeauty Brands to introduce the collection to stores, which includes daughters Kimora Ming Lee and Aoki Lee.
Kimura said, ‘The girls grew up on the runway. It teaches them how to tap into the inner entrepreneur, the inner creative director, teaching them the ins and outs of business, which is very important to me too.
Ice cream anyone? The model smiled happily as she distributed ice cream to the children who attended the event
There you go: a little girl gets a delicious treat from a celebrity mom who knows how to host a party
The first set will be launched in three different versions of the three-piece set – each designed to represent the three women: Divine for Kimora, Opulence for Ming and Ethereal for Aoki – featuring lip gloss, body lotion, and a shimmering scented body spray.
Kimora told People magazine: ‘Ming’s is Opulence. Ming is very similar to me, she has a love of fashion, beauty and self-expression. The smell is also very delicious. “It’s a peach and has orchids with caramel,” she said.
‘Okay called Ethereal.’ It is about a free attitude, independence, and the pursuit of knowledge. It is a kind of fine decoration for independence. Like a woman, hear me roar.
Aoki hopes that the new line will help better represent their heritage and help other makeup lovers from different cultures feel accepted in the beauty industry.
Generous Lady: The star delivered Phat Farm backpacks in a range of styles
Very stylish! The fashion entrepreneur maintained her California style with a casual look in faded, stone-cut jeans, dangling cuffs, and two-tone Nike Air Jordan kicks.
“Brands represent more than just products in today’s world, and it’s important for us to continue to be a part of the cultural and aesthetic conversations as we forge a new path for girls who are like us,” she explained.
A portion of the kit’s sales will be donated to Fair Fight, an organization that promotes fair elections and education on election reform and voter suppression.
Kimura rose to fame at just 13 years old when she signed a modeling contract with Chanel, and helped inspire designer Karl Lagerfeld’s creative vision and advocate for racial inclusion.
Setting the Mood: The entrepreneur and mother of five has years of practice preparing back-to-school supplies
Happy group: With the freshly painted faces and new equipment for back to school, all the children were very happy
“Lifelong beer expert. General travel enthusiast. Social media buff. Zombie maven. Communicator.”