Kimberly Cole
Kimberly Cole was born in California on May 20th, 1987 and is the Pop Singer. At the age of 36, Kimberly Cole biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Kimberly Cole (b.
Orange County, California) is an American pop singer, songwriter, music correspondent, and host.
She is signed with the William Morris Endeavor agency.
Personal life
Cole has studied voice, piano, and dance since the age of four. Cole was raised in a very academic family. As the daughter of a dentist and school principal, education was always important from an early age, and as long as her homework was done, she was encouraged to do anything she was interested in. Because of this, she discovered her passion for singing and roller skating.
She is a champion professional artistic roller skater who has performed in competitions, and was nationally recognized in her teens.
Cole earned a degree in theater at UCLA. An alumnus of Fountain Valley High School, she has served as a guest judge in the annual Voice of Fountain Valley competition at Fountain Valley High School. She is quarter of Russian descent.
Career
Her appearances have inspired her to write two songs for the film Fame (2009).
Cole's debut album Bad Girls Club was released on iTunes in 2010, promoting Oxygen Network's The Bad Girls Club exhibition. Her single and video "Smack You," in which she collaborated with legendary choreographer Tricia Miranda to produce, saw success and lead to the song's appearance on season 5 of the program. Cole and Miranda were dubbed "artistic soulmates" and worked together for a number of years after that.
The multiplatform release was Oxygen Media's first cobranded album, along with a large social media campaign titled #UpToNoGood.
Mean Girls 2 was her first appearance on television show "I Know" in 2011.
Cole told Celebuzz she would shave her head in favor of their Annual Stand Up to Cancer charity on MTV's VMA Radio Forum in 2012. Cole is quoted as saying, "I would absolutely do that." I'm so passionate about my family and my friends. It's all about love. We're here for a reason. "We make music" because she was among the hundreds of celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, Justin Timberlake, and Taylor Swift who were in attendance at the annual Stand Up to Cancer festival.
The song "Smack You" debuted at number nineteen of the Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs chart in 2014, spending thirteen weeks on the chart, and as a result, the album continued to be used as the soundtrack for Season 6 of The Bad Girls Club. On the iTunes Store, "Smack You" was also included in the "What's Hot" and "New and Noteworthy" sections.
In 2016, her album "U Make Me Wanna" (with Eddie Amador and GT Garza) was featured in Basketball Wives LA. "Nitty Gritty" was also featured on the Season Finale of Dancing with the Stars, Duck Dynasty teen Sadie Robertson and her pro partner Mark Ballas performed their samba/quickstep to the track in 2016.
Cole appeared on the front pages of magazines like Ouch, Nouveau, and Fault in 2016, and was one of a long line of celebrities on Fault Magazine's "Millions" issue, including Demi Lovato, Usher, Kevin Spacey, and Uma Thurman to name a few.
Cole's single "Wasted Love," a DJ Boris Way collaboration, was released in 2019. The album was released under Parlophone and Warner Music France, and it received a lot of rotation radio airplay on dance radios in Europe and around the world. The song was also included in several playlists on streaming services such as Spotify.
Cole served as a creative director on Todrick Hall's music video for the song "Nails, Hair, Hips, Heels" in 2019.
She appeared as an editor on Summer Walker's single "Body," directed by Lacey Duke, in 2021.