Nicole Richie

Nicole Richie, a television personality, actress, and fashion designer, first gained prominence through her role in the reality television series "The Simple Life" alongside Paris Hilton. Following this, Richie continued her career in television, appearing on several reality competition series as a judge, including "Fashion Star" and "Making the Cut." She also showcased her acting skills in the unscripted comedy series "Candidly Nicole" and the sitcom "Great News." Her television appearances further include guest roles in popular series such as "Eve," "Six Feet Under," "American Dreams," "8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter", and "Chuck."

Beyond her television career, Richie has demonstrated her creative talents in the world of fashion and literature. She is the founder of the lifestyle brand House of Harlow, which began as a jewelry line in 2008 and later expanded to include apparel and shoes. Her entrepreneurial endeavors earned her the "Entrepreneur of the Year" award for her brand in 2010. As an author, Richie has published two novels, "The Truth About Diamonds" and "Priceless."

Richie's impact extends beyond the entertainment and fashion industry. She and her husband, Joel Madden, created The Richie Madden Children's Foundation to support disadvantaged young mothers and children. Richie is also a board member of Baby2Baby and the Environmental Media Association and has been involved with various philanthropic organizations, including the Red Cross, UNICEF, Elton John AIDS Foundation, and Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project. Furthermore, she has been a guest speaker at WE Charity's WE Day California event in 2018.