Kimora Lee Simmons

Kimora Lee Simmons in 2011, s_bukley / Shutterstock.com

Birth Name: Kimora Lee Perkins

Place of Birth: St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.

Date of Birth: May 4, 1975

Ethnicity:
*father – African-American
*mother – Korean Japanese

Kimora Lee Simmons is an American entrepreneur, fashion designer, television personality, author, philanthropist, and model. She is also known by her current married name, Kimora Lee Leissner.

She was born to an African–American father and a Korean Japanese mother, who was adopted by an American service man during the Korean war. There is some debate regarding her mother’s ancestry. It has been written that she is of half Korean descent, while others say she that is of fully Japanese ancestry. Kimora has said that her mother is of fully Japanese descent, and was a war refugee who moved to Korea.

Kimora is married to banker Tim Leissner. She has five children, including two with her former husband, record producer Russell Simmons; a son with her former partner, actor and model Djimon Hounsou; and a son with Tim.

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101 Responses

  1. mememe says:

    anonymous, u wnt understand bcs u are nt black. evey1 thnks black ppl shld be pitch black. Sweety im married to a white man en u shld c our child. ignorant ppl like u will argue that she is nt black…just gt over ur selves and accept that black is ther and its goin nowhere

  2. Anonymous says:

    I could hardly tell Kimora has black in her as oppose to other celebs like Amerie. Kimora’s dad must have been mixed with something else and was a light skinnd african american.

  3. IM KIRA says:

    hey Lala, what is your race?:)

  4. Lala says:

    I hear you ethnic. I’m getting sick of people seeing my race first, as opposed to who I am. F**king sick to my guts.

  5. hellokitty says:

    or imagine a world where all whites are fair as snow, blacks are darker than ebony, asians are yellow, and hispanics and brown. Everyone would know exactly what ethnicity you are. But its not so, nor was it ever so. We have come together and mixed and made even more different looking people and thats beautiful. be proud of your ethnicity. We are all apart of the same race. the human race.

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