Kathy Ireland, born Kathleen Marie Ireland in 1963, is an American model and actress turned entrepreneur and businesswoman. Raised in Santa Barbara, California, Ireland's journey into fame began in high school when she was discovered by an agent from the Elite Model Management at the age of 16. Subsequently, she appeared on covers of numerous renowned magazines, including the coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue for a record-breaking three consecutive years (1989-1991). Her modeling career spanned more than a decade, gracing the runways for top fashion houses and appearing in a variety of television commercials. In addition to her successful modeling career, Ireland demonstrated her versatility by venturing into acting. She made appearances in a number of television series and films, including Melrose Place and National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1. Despite her success in front of the camera, Ireland's ambitions extended beyond the entertainment industry. In the mid-90s, she founded Kathy Ireland Worldwide (KIWW), a brand marketing company, which expanded into various industries such as fashion, home furnishings, and even publishing. Ireland's entrepreneurial journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Under her leadership, KIWW became a global powerhouse, with products selling in over 50 countries. Her business acumen and dedication have earned her recognition as one of the 50 most powerful women in U.S. business by Forbes Magazine. Furthermore, Ireland is a noted philanthropist, supporting numerous charitable causes, including the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation and Feed the Children. A dynamic personality, Kathy Ireland's life story is a testament to her resilience, entrepreneurship, and a relentless pursuit of diverse interests.
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