Kimora Lee SimmonsSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

As a result of the sale, the former couple started expanding the line, including the Simmons Jewelry Company, which included the "Diamond Diva" line. That same year, Kimora Lee and her husband signed a deal with Coty, Inc. to create a line of women's fragrances under the Kimora Lee Simmons brand. The couple also signed with Vida Shoes International to create a line of women's shoes under the Baby Phat line. In 2007, Kimora Lee Simmons was promoted by Kellwood to President and Creative Director of Phat Fashions, which covered both Baby Phat and Phat Farm.

Kimora Lee expanded her talents to television in 2003, when she earned a Tony Award for working as executive producer of the Russell Simmons Presents: "Def Poetry Jam." Simmons has also been a judge for many model and fashion-based television programs, including "America's Next Top Model" and MTV's "Fashionably Loud." In 2007, she started appearing on "Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane," a reality show.

Simmons wrote a self help book, "Fabulosity: What It Is and How to Get It," that was published in February 2006. She has also launched five perfumes for women: Goddess, Golden Goddess, Seductive Goddess, Baby Phat Fabulosity, Love me and the last fragrance she put out from her time with Baby Phat, Dare Me.