Karen Civil

Karen Civil was born on November 8, 1984, and from Haitian-American family in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She is a digital media marketing strategist, Social Media personality, producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Moreover, she helped the rapper, Lil Wayne, to create and run a website called Weezythanxyou.com. She owns “Always Civil” Clothing Line.

Karen Civil Tribute to Nipsey Hussle

Moreover, she is the business partner of late rapper Nipsey Hussle. Karen at the memorial she read a letter written by Barack Obama to the Hussle family “Nipsey saw potential, he saw hope, he saw a community.” Later, after the death of her Business partner, she wrote “10 years ago when I moved to Los Angeles the first person I went to go meet was Nipsey Hussle on Slauson. For an out of towner, he welcomed me with open arms and a year later, I found myself working with him.”

Later, she added “He wasn’t the average artist, his intellectual level of wanting to better his community, the people around him was something that was beyond extraordinary. He did not just want to be a millionaire, he wanted the people around him, to succeed on the same level. He had a vision for his career and to systematically see progression and change in his community. He no longer wanted the negative stereotype that came with the Crenshaw/ Slauson community”.

On April 10, 2019, Civil shared the post “Denial has been my mindset through this… The reality of you not being here is beyond devastating and crushing. 💔 I’m so sorry Sammy & Lauren”

In June 2017, Civil worked with Hussle to found Marathon Clothing, the store he owned on Slauson and Crenshaw, and the location where he would eventually be shot to death at. Per Billboard. Furthermore, he worked with Karen Civil, Steve “Steve-O” Carless and Samiel Asghedom to achieve his dream.

Karen Civil Career

In 2010, she worked with rapper Lil Wayne to develop Weezythanxyou.com so that the rapper can publish letters to his fans. Earlier, she developed sites for actor J. D. Williams and The Backstreet Boys. However, the Backstreet Boys site came in third in a national competition.

Later, she also worked as an internship at radio station Hot 97 with DJ Funkmaster Flex in 2002 and worked as a staff assistant. In addition, she developed e-commerce websites for American Hip Hop group ” Dipset”.

In 2018, she founded her own website called ” karencivil.com” where it’s a marketing agency, Always Civil Enterprise, focused on digital strategy in the hip-hop industry. Apart from this she also worked as a public speaker, hosting events at universities, media outlets like BET.

Karen Civil Age

How old is Karen Civil? was born on November 8, 1984, and from Haitian-American family in Elizabeth, New Jersey and she is 35 years old as of 2019. Furthermore, there is not much information about her father, mother, and siblings.

She completed her studies from Elizabeth High School and graduated from Union County College in New Jersey. Civil also worked with a non-profit organization and in 2015 she donated books and toys for 500 students at Live Civil School. Later, in 2015 she also helped in building a playground in Haiti.

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Karen Civil Boyfriend

She was dating her Ex-Boyfriend named Deen but in mid-2016 they separated from each other. Later, Deen dated and married Real Tea.

Karen Civil Net Worth

Estimated Net Worth of her is about $ 30 Million USD as of 2019. She has 621k plus follower on Instagram.

Facts:

In 2009, she won Black Web Award from Essence magazine.
Later, Civil was named to the Ebony Power 100 list in 2012.
In 2014, she was named “social influencer of the year” by Black Enterprise.
Civil self-published a self-help book called Be You & Live Civil: Tools for Unlocking Your Potential & Living Your Purpose.
However, she also co-produced a Wale song featuring Lil Wayne.
In 2016, Civil worked as associate producer for the documentary film The Last Ride: A Philadelphia Story.
Later, she hosted the series Good Looking Out on Complex Networks in May 9, 2018. Where this show helps to “give millennial entrepreneurs an opportunity to receive advice from experts in their respective fields,”
in 2017, she has donated 20 computers to the Live Civil Computer Lab, in Haiti.