Natalie Nunn, born on December 26, 1984, in Concord, California, is a prominent American reality television personality and executive producer. She gained widespread recognition through her participation in various reality TV series, notably Oxygen’s “Bad Girls Club.”
Early Life and Education
Natalie was born to parents Karen and Earl Nunn and has a brother named Ronald Nunn. She grew up in Pleasanton, California, where her mother worked multiple jobs to support the family. Natalie has a diverse ethnic background, with Puerto Rican, Brazilian, and African-American heritage.
During her high school years at Aragon High School in San Mateo, Natalie was an active athlete, running on the school’s track team and competing in the 2002 Junior Olympics. She later attended the University of Southern California (USC) on a full soccer scholarship, playing as a defender for the Trojans women’s soccer team in 2004.
Career
Natalie’s television career took off in 2009 when she joined the fourth season of “Bad Girls Club,” where her dynamic personality quickly made her a fan favorite. Her success on the show led to appearances in several spin-offs, including “Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too,” “Bad Girls All-Star Battle,” and “Bad Girls Club: Redemption.”
In addition to her reality TV appearances, Natalie has taken on roles as a host and executive producer. She hosted shows like “The Tea Party with Natalie Nunn” and served as an executive producer and main cast member of the Zeus Network series “Baddies” and “Bad Boys.”
Personal Life
Natalie dated Olamide Faison from 2003 to 2009. In May 2012, she married Jacob Payne, a professional football player for the Arizona Rattlers. Their wedding was featured on the WE tv series “Bridezillas.” The couple has faced personal challenges, including a miscarriage in 2015. However, they welcomed their daughter on April 26, 2017.
Recent Endeavors
As of 2021, Natalie continues to expand her presence in the entertainment industry, focusing on production roles while maintaining her on-screen appearances. She has been involved in the Zeus Network series “Baddies” and “Bad Boys,” contributing both as an executive producer and a cast member.
Conclusion
Natalie Nunn’s journey from a collegiate athlete to a reality television star and executive producer showcases her versatility and resilience in the entertainment industry. Her dynamic presence on screen and behind the scenes continues to influence reality television, making her a notable figure in popular culture.
