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Biography Tashera Simmons
This is what you need to know about Tashera Simmons, an American reality TV star known for her appearance in the TLC Starter Wives Confidential series. She is also known as Earl Simmons’s ex-wife best known for his stage name DMX.
Tashera Simmons Age
Simmons was born on April 10, 1971 in Yonkers, New York. It celebrates its birthday on April 10 every year. Her birth sign is Aries.
Tashera Simmons Body measurements
Height
Simmons stands at a moderate height, however, she has also not revealed her exact height and other body measurements such as weight, shoe size and bra size.
Tashera Simmons family
Her mother from Panama and her Brooklyn-born father moved her and her siblings to a New York suburb of Yonkers, NY. In 1985, Tashera and her siblings were abandoned due to her parents’ struggles with stress and drugs, leaving Tashera to become the mother figure. He has seven brothers.
Tashera Simmons Wife
Simmons started dating her childhood friend Earl Simmons (Def Jam artist DMX) at the age of 18. The two married in 1998. The two have four children together. Since 2011, she and her ex-husband DMX have appeared in the reality series VH1 Couples Therapy. In April 2014, he published the book You Think You Know
Tashera Simmons ex – Husband’s disease
On April 2, 2021, her ex was taken to a hospital in White Plains, where she was reported to be in critical condition after suffering a heart attack. Many artists have come out to comfort such as Ja Rule, Chance the Rapper, Missy Elliott and Rick Ross.
Tashera Simmons Children
She is the mother of her children. Xavier Simmons, Tocoma Simmons, Shawn Simmons, Praise Mary Ella Simmons
Tashera Simmons Net Worth
Simmones has an estimated net worth of $ 1 million – $ 5 million. Her career as a star is her main source of income.
Tashera Simmons Career
She is currently in the process of filming a reality show entitled “Starter Wives” as well as the non-profit foundation “Women of Strength”. Women in Power is an institution that dedicates its time and resources to women and children whose lives have been affected by drug abuse, abandonment and other social conflicts.
