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American Actress Aaliyah Love. Her gorgeous looks, fashion, and wonderful qualities are what make her stand out. Her skin color is white. Aaliyah Love is a well-known model.
Aaliyah Love was 41 years old when she was born in Chicago, IL, on June 11, 1981.
Aaliyah Love has not made public her relationship status. We don’t know if she is single or in a relationship. We will keep you informed if we get any information about her love life. Keep checking back to find out more.
Aaliyah Love’s estimated net worth is approximately $2.2 Million USD.
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She grew up in Illinois in a small cornfield town. Moved out to the east coast, Baltimore area, went to college there. Was training to be a pre-school teacher. She was going broke because teachers don't get paid much, so she got into webcamming to supplement her income before acting in porn films.

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Aaliyah Love was born on June 11, 1981 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. She is an actress.

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American singer, actress, and model (1979–2001)
This article is about the American singer. For her self-titled album, see Aaliyah (album) . For other uses, see Aaliyah (disambiguation) .
The first single released from her second studio album, " If Your Girl Only Knew " was described as a sassy, organ-infused song. [38] Aaliyah was noted for having "smoother, more seductive, and stronger" singing. [39]
Timbaland 's stuttering, idiosyncratic productions challenged Aaliyah to reveal her artistic personality more than she had on R. Kelly's smoother musical settings. [32]

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