Veronica Webb, born on February 25, 1965, is a multifaceted American personality known for her roles as a model, actress, writer, and television personality.

Her striking presence has graced the covers of esteemed publications such as Vogue, Essence, and Elle, while her runway appearances for renowned brands like Victoria’s Secret and Chanel have solidified her status as a fashion icon.

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Father	Leonard Douglas Webb
Mother	Marion Webb
Brothers	Not Known
Sisters	Not Known
Boyfriends / Girlfriends	Not Known
Marital Status	Married
Partner	George Robb (m. 2002-2009), Chris Del Gatto
Sons	Not Known
Daughters	Leila Rose Robb, Molly Blue Robb

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• Born in Detroit to Marion and Leonard Douglas Webb, both of whom served in the Army, Veronica grew up in a working-class environment alongside her sisters, one of whom pursued a career as an oncologist while the other delved into mathematics.

• During her youth, Webb found inspiration in magazine models and individuals associated with the fashion world, sparking her interest in controlling her appearance. Additionally, she harbored aspirations of becoming an animator and was drawn to comic books.

• After graduating from the Detroit Waldorf School in 1983, Webb relocated to New York City to pursue studies in design. However, fate intervened when a makeup artist spotted her in a boutique, leading her to abandon her academic pursuits and embark on a modeling career.

• Alongside her modeling endeavors, Webb ventured into the realm of music videos, appearing in New Order’s “Round and Round” and Scritti Politti’s “Wood Beez (Pray Like Aretha Franklin).” Her breakthrough came when she secured an exclusive contract with Revlon, becoming the first black supermodel to achieve such a feat.

• Starting with a role in Spike Lee’s “Jungle Fever” in 1991, Webb began her journey into acting. Her career blossomed with appearances in various movies, including “The Big Tease,” “Malcolm X,” and “Someone Like You…”. Additionally, she showcased her talent on television screens, featuring in shows like “Clueless,” “Just Shoot Me!,” and “Damon.”

• As a runway model, Webb showcased designs from esteemed fashion houses such as Azzedine Alaia, Isaac Mizrahi, Karl Lagerfeld, and Todd Oldham, earning accolades including three mentions on American Vogue’s best-dressed list.

• Beyond her modeling and acting pursuits, Webb has established herself as a prolific writer, contributing essays and columns to various publications, including Interview magazine, Elle, and The New York Times Syndicate.

• Webb’s philanthropic endeavors include involvement with organizations such as LIFEBeat, Product Red, and the RPM Nautical Foundation. Her dedication to charitable causes stems from personal experiences, particularly her profound impact during the AIDS crisis in the 1980s.

• Webb’s personal life has seen its share of highs and lows, including marriages to George Robb, with whom she shares two children, and Chris Del Gatto. Her hobbies include decorating, collecting shipwreck artifacts and textiles, and participating in events like the ING New York City Marathon, where she supports causes like the Harlem United Community AIDS Center.

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