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Keonna Green

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Responsible Disciplined Ambitious Self-Controlled Good Manager Practical

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1990-01-01
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She’s an American reality television personality who gained widespread recognition through her long-term relationship with professional basketball player Nick Young. Their connection actually goes way back—she and Nick Young met while they were both in high school, all the way back in 2002. Before she became a household name, she was actively involved in cheerleading during her high school years, showing early signs of her vibrant personality. Over time, their relationship evolved, and eventually, they welcomed two children together, building a family that fans have followed closely. In 2019, the couple took another big step forward when Nick Young proposed, making their engagement official. Her journey into the spotlight truly accelerated when she was cast on VH1’s popular reality series Basketball Wives in 2017, where her dynamic presence quickly made her a standout. Throughout it all, she’s remained a central figure in the public eye, with her life story often intertwined with Nick Young’s career and personal milestones.

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She started TNK Hair Studios in Los Angeles, California, driven by her passion for beauty and creativity. Over time, TNK Hair Studios grew into a well-known name in the industry, thanks to her dedication and vision. It wasn’t long before TNK Hair Studios became synonymous with innovation and quality in hair care. Her journey with TNK Hair Studios reflects her commitment to excellence and artistic expression. Today, TNK Hair Studios continues to thrive under her leadership, serving clients who value personalized attention and top-tier service.

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