Rhonda Paul is a multifaceted American personality, excelling as a television star, model, and entrepreneur. Her rise to fame began with Netflix’s captivating dating reality series, “Too Hot To Handle,” in 2020.

Wiki/Biography

Rhonda Paul was born on Sunday, June 14, 1992, in Lithia Springs, Atlanta, Georgia. As of 2020, she was 28 years old. Her zodiac sign is Gemini. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Following her graduation, she joined Future Business Leaders of America, a prestigious global student business organization.

Physical Appearance

• Height (approx.): 5′ 6”
• Eye Colour: Dark Brown
• Hair Colour: Black

Family, Relationships & Ethnicity

Rhonda has had significant relationships. She was previously involved with actor and model LaRodney Sanchez Haynes, with whom she shares a son, Amari DeAndre Haynes. She also participated in “Too Hot To Handle,” where she formed a connection with co-contestant Sharron Townsend, leading to the couple being nicknamed “ShaRhonda.” Their relationship concluded after the show’s completion.

Career

Rhonda’s career journey is diverse and impressive. It started in 2009, managing restaurants and hospitality at a NASCAR establishment until 2014. Subsequently, she managed Pappadeaux Restaurant for five and a half years. Concurrently, she modeled for brands such as Fashion Nova, Alexander McQueen, and Converse. She also displays entrepreneurial spirit by owning PureluXX, a jewelry brand selling necklaces, bracelets, watches, and wristbands.

Facts/Trivia

Rhonda’s accomplishments extend beyond her professional life. She’s a fitness enthusiast, maintaining her physical well-being through regular exercise. She also has tattoos on her right arm and the side of her belly. Adding to her impressive list of achievements, she was a ring girl for C&K Promotions and a first runner-up in the Ms. Hooters Hampton Roads Pageant 2012. Her appearance on “Too Hot To Handle” (2020) garnered her significant recognition, even leading to victory in the show.