Birthday: Feb. 25, 1965.
Birthplace: Detroit.
Occupation: Model and writer.
Current home: New York City.
Marital status: Single.
Car: A black and tan 1996 Jeep Cherokee.
Working on: Besides modeling, I contribute to Forbes Digital Tool, an on-line magazine. My column is called “Webb on Web.” I also write for other magazines, I have a screenplay in development and a book coming out next February.
Favorite childhood memory: The summer I was 4, my mother got me a little blue sundress with bunnies and carrots on it.
Prized possession: My mother’s love.
Personal heroes: Jesus, Malcolm X, my parents.
Nobody knows I’m: Afraid of heights.
I wish I could stop: Smoking.
I’ve never been able to: Do a backflip.
I’m better than anyone else when it comes to: Making sweet-potato pie.
If I could do it over: I wouldn’t have been in such a rush to grow up.
I’d give anything to meet: Nelson Mandela.
My fantasy is: I’m in Barbados with a bunch of kids and no worries.
The worst advice my mother ever gave me: Never get married.
People who knew me in high school thought I was: Aloof, because I am.
My most irrational act: Going to Paris with a one-way ticket and $100 to try to model when I was 19, but it worked.
The best time in my life: I hope I haven’t had it yet.
The worst time in my life: When my father died when I was 26.
Major accomplishment: Learning to speak French, being a good daughter and teaching myself to be a writer.
The three words that best describe me: Get-up and go.
