Selah Marley

Selah Louise Marley is an American fashion model and singer.

Selah Marley
Born
Selah Louise Marley

(1998-11-12) November 12, 1998
Miami, Florida. U.S.
Alma materNew York University
OccupationModel
Singer
AgentNext Management[1]
Parent(s)Lauryn Hill
Rohan Marley
Barbara Fialho (step-mother)
RelativesBob Marley (grandfather)

Early life and career

Marley was born to American singer Lauryn Hill and Jamaican entrepreneur Rohan Marley, who never married but had a long-term partnership for 15 years.[2] She is the granddaughter of reggae icon Bob Marley. The name Selah is Hebrew, meaning "meditational pause".[3] Marley has numerous siblings and half-siblings between her parents.[4] The most recent addition is through her father's marriage to Brazilian model Barbara Fialho. Marley contends that her childhood was complex and traumatic at times[5] Marley is a student of New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study, concentrating on science, comparative religion, and philosophy.[6]

Marley has appeared in Vogue,[4] CR Fashion Book, Dazed, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Teen Vogue,[7] L'Officiel,[8] Love, Vanity Fair, V, and Vogue Arabia among others.[9] She has walked the runway for Chanel.

References
  1. "Selah Marley - Entertainer".
  2. "Lauryn Hill: Musician". People.
  3. "Selah Marley Is the Next Marley to Watch". Vanity Fair.
  4. "They Grow Up So Fast! Here's What Lauryn Hill's Children Are Up To Now". Essence Magazine.
  5. "Lauryn Hill & Rohan Marley's Daughter Selah Marley Openly Spoke About Her Childhood Trauma, Clarifies 'Don't Go Bashing' Parents". Billboard. Billboard Media, LLC.
  6. Lawrence, Vanessa (April 19, 2017). "Selah Marley Models for Chanel and Yeezy In Between College Classes". W Magazine. Bustle Digital Group.
  7. "Selah Marley on her Budding Singing Career and Style". Teen Vogue. Condé Nast.
  8. "Selah Marley Spends a Day in Paris with L'Officiel". L'Officiel Magazine.
  9. "Meet a New Generation of Rising Stars". Vogue Arabia.
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