Malaak shared photos of her girls on Instagram, writing in the caption that they are her heartbeats and that she loves them. Malaak has always been fair to her three girls.ĭespite the fact that Ntombi is not her biological kid, she has shown that family is formed and maintained by love rather than blood. Her three kids have all grown up to be beautiful and powerful women, and she is pleased to be the mother of three lovely girls. Malaak and Chris have two daughters, Lola Simone Rock, who was born on June 28, 2002, and Zahra Savannah, who was born on May 27, 2004. They have two biological children, as well as another girl called Ntombi, whom they adopted from South Africa in 2008. Malaak is the mother of two lovely girls. “Everybody Hates Chris,” a comedy based on his childhood, was created, written, and narrated by him (2005-2009). In a Comedy Central survey, he was rated the fifth-greatest stand-up comic. He has received several significant honors, including Emmy and Grammy nominations. He has worked in the entertainment sector for many years as a writer, producer, and director. Chris rose to prominence as a cast member of Saturday Night Live after doing stand-up comedy and acting in supporting film parts in the early 1990s. He is well-known for his roles in films such as Down to Earth, Head of State, The Longest Yard, and many more. The couple and their daughters resided in Alpine, New Jersey. Chris Rock, her ex-husband, is an American stand-up comedian and actor born in Andrews, South California. Following that, they began dating and finally chose to marry the same year they met. They married on November 23, 1996. Malaak and Chris first met in April 1996 at the Essence Awards.
Styleworks provides services from makeup artists and hairdressers to ladies who do not regularly get pampered. She is interested in a variety of social service activities. She donates to several causes, including Safe Horizon, Champions for Children, The Tripe Negative Breast Cancer Foundation, HOPE Worldwide, UNICEF, and many more. Malaak was highlighted in “Redbook Magazine” as one of the Mothers and Shakers Award winners in 2002. Malaak founded Angle Rock Project in 2008 to encourage volunteerism, peace, sustainable change, and social responsibility. She is a member of the New York Women in Communications and Cause Marketing Forum, as well as the Children’s Defense Fund’s board of directors. She founded Styleworks, a nonprofit full-service salon that provides makeovers to women transitioning from public assistance to the job.
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