Who is Todd Russaw?

Being a celebrity husband for someone is a curse and for others a blessing. When it was announced that Faith Evans had married Todd Russaw, who at that time was unknown to the public, her fans wanted to know more about this man. If you are one of them, you are in the right place. We’ll tell you the untold truth about Todd Russaw, so you may conclude what this marriage brought him – a curse or a blessing. Todd is a music producer, born under the zodiac sign of Leo, on 4 August, although his birth year is unknown, many people assume that he’s in his 50’s, and it’s known that he was born in the USA, thus he holds American nationality, and his ethnicity is African-American.

He’s the founder of the organization ‘Think BIG’, which according to its Instagram account, is ‘advocating for equitable cannabis legalization, criminal justice reform, and economic reinvestment into communities most harmed by war on drugs’. It’s related to The Notorious BIG, the late rapper, who was Todd’s friend and Faith Evans’ ex-husband. Todd rose to prominence after his marriage with Faith Evans, who was at that time a famous singer, but also mostly recognized as the widow of The Notorious BIG, widely considered as one of the greatest rappers of all time. Todd was known as an executive producer and creative partner on Faith’s third album.

During his marriage with Faith, Todd became a manager of numerous artists, and is credited for the production work of their albums, so as of May 2022, his net worth has been estimated at over $1 million.

Marriage with Faith Evans

Todd and Faith met through a joint friend, Missy Elliot, also a rapper, and the two started dating sometime in 1997, soon after The Notorious B.I. G. was killed in a drive-by shooting on 9 March 1997 – Faith claimed that they were separated at the time of his death, although their divorce wasn’t finalized. On 10 June 1998, Faith gave birth to her and Todd’s first son Joshua, and the same year, the two married, although they haven’t shared when and where the wedding ceremony was held.

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On 22 March 2007, their second son, Ryder Evans Russaw was born, later diagnosed with autism, which led to Faith’s decision to found an organization called ‘Ryder’s Room Inc’ that helps to provide the highest level of resources to children with disabilities and their families. Todd and Faith seemed like a perfect couple, raising their children together, and they even tattooed ‘Faye & Todd For Ever’ on their bodies, however, the two divorced in 2011. Although they wanted to keep this information a secret because of their sons, as we know, if you are a celebrity it’s hard to keep your life away from media attention, thus the news about their divorce floated the newspapers and magazines.

After that, Todd and Faith issued a joint statement saying: ‘The dissolution of a marriage is a difficult time in anyone’s life, however, after a great deal of thought and careful consideration, we have come to the decision to end our marriage together,’ adding that they will continue to co-parent their children. As of May 2022, it seems that Todd is single, he hasn’t remarried, and he has two sons.

Who is Faith Evans?

A Lakeland, Florida USA native, Faith Renee Evans, was born under the zodiac sign of Gemini on 10 June 1973, but was raised in Newark, New Jersey by her single mother, Helene, alongside her siblings Morgan and Missy; her father is a man named Richard Swain, but she never met him, although her mother told her that he’s White, and so Faith is of mixed ethnicity since Helene is African-American.

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Faith wrote in her autobiography that she considers herself a Black woman; since her mother struggled with the pressure and demands of being a young single mother, her older cousins, Bob and Mae Kennedy, offered to look after Faith, so most of her childhood, she spent with them, referring to them as her grandparents, since she didn’t want to explain the complex family history to people. Speaking of her educational background, she attended a local high school, and upon matriculating in 1991, she enrolled at Fordham University in New York City on a full scholarship to study marketing, but dropped out of college and moved to Los Angeles, California, where she launched her music career.

There she met a music producer, Kiyamma Griffin, with whom she had a daughter, Chyna, however, their relationship ended, thus Faith moved with her daughter back to her family in Newark, where she sang background vocals on demo tapes for various R&B artists, including Christopher Williams and Al B Sure. In 1994, Sean ‘Puffy’ Combs, also known as Puff Daddy, the owner of the label Bad Boy Records, signed a contract with Faith Evans, making her the first female artist to signed with his label. In the following year, she released her debut album, “Faith”, followed by her albums “Keep the Faith” (1998) and “Faithfully” (2001) all three of which were platinum-certified, and then in 2003, she signed with Capitol Records, and two years later released the album “The First Lady”, which is her highest-charting studio album.

The same year, she released her fifth album, “A Faithful Christmas”, followed by her albums “Something About Faith” in 2010, and “Incomparable” in 2014. On 19 May 2017, a collaborative album by her and The Notorious B. I. G. entitled “The King & I” was released, which in the first-year sold nearly 25,000 copies in the US. Speaking of her love life, as mentioned, she dated music producer Kiyamma Griffin, then in the summer of 1994, she met Christopher Wallace, better known by his stage name, The Notorious B. I. G., and the two married after just eight days of knowing each other. ‘It wasn’t the most traditional way to start a life together,’ she wrote in her book “Keep the Faith”.

‘Smoking weed on the way to our wedding and stopping for greasy french fries on the way home. And we didn’t even have plans for a household setup.’ They have one son together, Christopher George Latore Wallace Junior, who was born on 29 October 1996, and is now known by his stage name Lil Biggie Smalls. After she allegedly had an affair with another famous rapper, Tupac Shakur, and her husband was romantically linked to various girls, the two separated, and after the death of her husband, she married Todd Russaw. On 17 July 2018, Faith married American record producer Steven Aaron Jordan, also known as Stevie J. In May 2020, she was arrested for felony domestic violence against Steven, and in the following year, he filed for divorce.

Who is Rowan Francis Henchy?

Rowan Francis Henchy was born on 15 May 2003 under the zodiac sign of Taurus, in Manhattan, New York City USA. She is an 18-year-old celebrity child, probably best recognized for being the daughter of famous screenwriter and producer Chris Henchy and prominent actress and model Brooke Shields.

How rich is she, as of now? Rowan Francis Henchy Net Worth

Rowan Francis Henchy’s professional career is yet to come, so her net worth hasn’t been calculated yet. Anyway, being the daughter of millionaires, Rowan is also a millionaire since she still enjoys the wealth of her famous parents, who have a combined net worth estimated at over $40 million, which they’ve m earned through involvement in the entertainment industry.

Early Life, Parents, Siblings, Nationality, Ethnicity, Religion, Educational Background

Rowan Francis Henchy spent her early years in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, where she was raised with her younger sister named Grier Hammond Henchy, born on 18 April 2006. by their famous parents. Her parents met each other through some mutual friends in 1999, and exchanged their wedding vows two years later. Rowan holds American nationality, belongs to White Caucasian ethnic group, and is a Christian. Regarding her education, Rowan attended a local high school, from which she matriculated in June 2021; she now studies at Wake Forest University.

Appearance and Vital Statistics

Rowan Francis Henchy has long blonde-dyed hair and blue eyes. She stands at a height of 5ft 5ins (1.65m), while her weight is around 115lbs (52kgs). However, information about her vital statistics, bra, dress and shoe size isn’t available. Rowan and her mother Brooke have matching red ladybug tattoos which they inked after her matriculation.

Personal Life

Rowan Francis Henchy lives a very private life, since she isn’t very open towards the media. She manages to keep all the details about her love life away from the public eye; she’s never been spotted with any guy, and her current relationship status is a mystery, but she’s probably more focused on her education rather than on boys. She enjoys spending her spare time with her parents and younger sister.

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Who is her mother? Brooke Shields Short Wiki/Bio

Brooke Christa Shields was born on 31 May 1965 under the zodiac sign of Gemini, in Manhattan. She was raised by her father, Francis Alexander Shields who was a businessman and worked as an executive at Revlon, and her mother, Teri Shields (nee Schmon), who was an actress and model. Her parents divorced when she was only five months old, and so she has five half-siblings. Her grandmother was Italian aristocrat Marina Torlonia di Civitella-Cesi, and Brooke is of British, French, Italian and German descent. She attended New Lincoln School and and the Dwight-Englewood School, from which she matriculated in 1983. She then enrolled in Princeton University, where she completed her BA degree in French literature in 1987.

Career Beginnings

Brooke Shields’ modeling career was launched in 1966 when she was only 11 months old and modeled for Ivory Soap. She continued to work as a child model, and soon started pursuing her career as an actress; her debut came in 1974 when she was cast as Quentin’s daughter in the made-for-TV drama film “After The Fall”, which was followed by her appearance as Karen Spages in the 1976 cult slasher film “Alice, Sweet Alice”, directed by Alfred Sole.

Rise to Fame

Brooke gained critical acclaim for her portrayal of 12-year-old child prostitute Violet in Louis Malle’s historical drama film “Pretty Baby” (1978), in which she shared the screen with Keith Carradine and Susan Sarandon.

Her next major role came the following year, when she played the title character in the Western film “Wanda Nevada”, opposite Peter Fonda. It was followed by her appearances as Emmeline Lestrange in the 1980 romantic survival drama film “The Blue Lagoon”, next to Christopher Atkins, and Jade in the 1981 romantic drama film “Endless Love”, directed by Franco Zeffirelli. Two years later, she had the part of Dale in the adventure drama film “Sahara”, then featured as Laura in the 1984 ABC adventure film “Wet Gold”, and landed the title role in the 1989 adventure film “Brenda Starr”, along with Timothy Dalton and Jeffrey Tambor.

Continued Success

Throughout the early and mid-1990s, Brooke appeared in lead female roles in several film titles, including as Skye Daley in the 1993 sci-fi comedy “Freaked”, Kate Fletcher in the 1994 thriller “The Seventh Floor”, and Christine Shaye in the 1995 drama film “Running Wild”. Her next significant appearance came when she joined the main cast of the NBC sitcom “Suddenly Susan”, in which she portrayed the title character Susan Keane – created by Clyde Phillips and produced by Warner Bros. Television, the series premiered in 1996, and aired for four seasons until 2000.

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For her performance, Brooke received two Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy, and two Satellite Award nominations for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy; she was also a producer for the series. Concurrently, she played Sam Donager in the 1999 crime drama film “Black & White”, next to Robert Downey Jr., Jared Leto, and Gaby Hoffmann, and featured as Kate in the 2000 comedy film “After Sex”.

Roles in the 2000s

In 2002, Brooke was cast as Shirley Heller in the American remake of the British crime drama series “Widows”, after which she played Charlene Taylor in the romantic comedy film “Our Italian Husband”, and had the supporting part of Pamela Burkhart in the Fox period sitcom “That ’70s Show”, both in 2004.

It was followed by her portrayals of Anne Jamieson in the 2005 comedy film “Bob The Butler”, alongside Tom Green, and Susan Hoff in the 2008 horror film “The Midnight Meat Train”, in which she shared the screen with Bradley Cooper. From 2008 to 2009, she took the main role of Wendy Healy in the NBC comedy-drama series “Lipstick Jungle”, which is based on Candace Bushnell’s novel of the same title. Thereafter, she had the part of Tammy Sanders in the family black comedy film “Furry Vengeance” (2010), directed by Roger Kumble, and landed the recurring role of Rita Glossner in the ABC sitcom “The Middle” (2010-2018).

Further Work

In 2011, Brooke starred as Joan Brown in the adventure film “The Greening Of Whitney Brown”, after which she played Beth Humphrey in the comedy film “The Hot Flashes” and featured as Col. Kat Young in the Lifetime drama series “Army Wives”, both in 2013.

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She then provided her voice to Beverly Goodman in the Adult Swim animated sitcom “Mr. Pickles” from 2013 to 2018, and would later reprise the role in its spin-off/sequel series “Momma Named Me Sheriff” (2019-2021). Parallel with that, she also did the voice-over of Seraphina in the Amazon Video children’s animated sci-fi series “Creative Galaxy” from 2014 to 2018. Afterwards, she was cast as Sandy Winters in the independent drama film “Daisy Winters” (2017) and featured as Sheila Porter in the NBC legal drama series “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” (2017-2018). It was followed by her portrayal of River Fields in The CW’s critically acclaimed romantic comedy series “Jane The Virgin” from 2018 to 2019.

Most recently, she produced the 2021 Netflix romantic comedy film “A Castle For Christmas”, and played Sophie, directed by Mary Lambert.