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Nicole Camille Richie is an American fashion designer, author, actress, singer and television personality.

Born: September 21, 1981 (age 31), Berkeley, California, United States

Height: 1.52 m

Spouse: Joel Madden (m. 2010)

Children: Harlow Madden, Sparrow Madden

Parents: Lionel Richie, Brenda Harvey-Richie

Movies and TV shows: The Simple Life, Fashion Star, More

The outspoken, wise-cracking comedic socialite and star of "The Simple Life" (2003), Nicole Camille Escovedo was born in Berkeley, California on September 21, 1981. She is the adopted daughter of singer Lionel Richie and his then-wife, Brenda Harvey, and socialite Paris Hilton's former best friend. Richie had been looked after by the Richies since she was 2-years-old but was not legally adopted by them until she was nine-years-old. Shortly after Nicole's adoption was formalized, Lionel's affair with another woman became public knowledge which resulted in a bitter split, which was highly publicized by the tabloid press. Nicole began attending weekly sessions with a psychotherapist and remained in therapy throughout her childhood. Lionel later re-married, giving Nicole two half-siblings: Myles (born 1994) and Sofia (born 1998). In 1986, Richie started kindergarten at The Buckley School, in Sherman Oaks, California, where she met Paris Hilton. Richie graduated from Montclair College Preparatory School in 1999. She also studied Arts and Media for two years at the University of Arizona before dropping out and returning to California.

She starred alongside best friend, fellow socialite Paris Hilton, in the hugely successful reality series, "The Simple Life" (2003). Richie is now engaged to Good Charlotte singer Joel Madden and the couple have two children together: daughter Harlow Winter Kate Madden (born January 11, 2008)[33] and son Sparrow James Midnight Madden (born September 9, 2009). She has made an acting appearance in the comedy-drama film, Kids in America (2005), followed by guest appearances in television series, including "Eve" (2003), "Six Feet Under" (2001) and "American Dreams" (2002), "8 Simple Rules" (2002) and "Chuck" (2007).