Career
Kimberly Stewart was born on August 21, 1979, in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, Calif.[10] She was the second of Rod Stewart′s eight children (the most recent was born in February 2011) and second of Alana Stewart′s three children. She worked an actress[1] and brand ambassador.[1] After graduating from Buckley school in Sherman Oaks, California,[2] she spent several years studying acting with coaches Janet Alhanti and Ivan a Chubbuck.[1][2] Stewart studied in London with theatre coaches Barbara Houseman (Central School of Speech and Drama/Royal Shakespeare Company coach) and Penny Dyer (Rada and Central School of Speech & Drama coach) and with singing coach Mark Meylan, who works with The Royal National Theatre.[1][2]Stewart's American television work includes a leading role in Going to California, written by Scott Rosenberg and directed by Ted Demme,[1] and appearing in one episode of Judd Apatow's series, "Undeclared."[1] Stewart′s first film was James Toback′s, Black and White, which also starred Robert Downey, Jr., and Jared Leto.[1] As of 2011, Stewart is filming the movie The Home Coming, written and directed by Sean Hackett.[1]
Stewart had breast augmentation surgery when she turned 18. She had her size-D implants removed in 2005.[3] When friend and former beau Jack Osbourne, son of English heavy-metal singer-songwriter Ozzy Osbourne, joked that he would like the silicone implants as a memento, Stewart signed the pair and had them framed for Osborne; he put them on display in his bathroom.[3]
Stewart posed nude in 2008 in the British society magazine Tatler, along with Peaches Geldof, daughter of the Boomtown Rats′ Bob Geldof, and Leah Wood, daughter of the Rolling Stones′ Ronnie Wood.[4] The photographer was Canadian rocker and photographer Bryan Adams. Stewart had previously posed nude with a crucifix in Italian Vogue, dismaying the Vatican.[3]
Fashion
She realized an early ambition, at age 19, when she launched her own fashion collection - “Pinky Starfish.”[1][3] Known for its dresses made from French vintage fabrics,[1] the range was sold in Tracey Ross, Lisa Kline and Barney’s.[1] Stewart has appeared on the covers for Tatler and German Vanity Fair, which Bryan Adams shot;[1] and she has worked with fashion companies including Tommy Hilfiger,[5] American Vogue,[1] L’uomo Vogue,[1] Elle,[1] Italian Vogue,[1][3] Vanity Fair,[1] MaxMara,[1] Richard Tyler,[5] Catherine Malandrino,[5], underwear line Ultimo (in a £100,000 deal),[6] Tatler,[1] InStyle,[1] House of Field,[5] and Chrome Hearts.[1]Music
Stewart, who plays violin and the piano, was approached by a producer,[who?] in 2005; and, after doing some studio test-runs, Stewart has since begun taking singing lessons.To date nothing has happened with her potential music career.[7]Reality show
Stewart has had her own reality show called Living with Kimberly Stewart. The show is based on Stewart looking for 2 flatmates with 13 contestants fighting through challengers to win the key of the Stewart house in London.On September 9, 2008 the Atlanta-based band, "Elevation", released the music video for its single, “Razoreyes", starring Stewart, marking a first in her career.[8][9]
Personal life
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On April 11, 2011, Benicio del Toro's publicist announced that Stewart is pregnant with his child, although the two are not a couple.[11][14] The baby will be Rod Stewart′s first grandchild.[11]
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