Personal Life
In 1988, at age 19, Richards married Guraish Aldjufrie while she was pregnant. Richards gave birth to their daughter, Farrah, butthey were divorced in 1990.
Richards met second husband Mauricio Umansky in 1994. Umansky is a mix of Greek and Russian descent. He was born and raised in the Jewish religion in Mexico. Richards married Mauricio Umansky when she was pregnant with Alexia (born 1996). The couple went on to have two more daughters: Sophia (born 2000) and Portia (born 2008).
Richards, who is of Irish and Welsh descent, converted to Judaism when she married Umansky.
Richards announced that she will partner with upscale fashion retailer Alene Too to launch an innovative boutique concept, “Kyle by Alene Too.” The concept, opening its first location at Brighton Way and Bedford Drive in Beverly Hills in June 2012, will feature exciting new fashions, trends and accessories by the world’s top exclusive designers.
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