Ayla Woodruff

Ayla was born in Flagstaff Arizona on August 26 in 1992. As a young girl the family relocated away from Flagstaff, and relocated in Arizona to San Diego. Diana Woodruff, her mother, and Brian Woodruff are her parents. Woodruff is the younger sister of two brothers. Blake Woodruff was in Cheaper By The Dozen, a film in which he starred as a child. Woodruff actually appeared as an additional background actor for Cheaper by The Dozen. The only problem was that her part wasn't featured in the movie. Woodruff holds a degree in Business Administration at the University of California San Diego. In 2017 she decided to pursue the career of an influencer on Instagram. Woodruff has been posting content on lifestyle, health and fitness and fitness on Instagram. Her content caught the attention of her many followers quickly. The first post she posted was cooking and makeup tips. In the present, her Instagram account has 1.6 million followers. Woodruff is well-known for her every day photos with beautiful pictures including herself dressed in stunning bikinis and gorgeous clothing. Woodruff has worked for several years with Logan Paul. Her experience was a source of inspiration, and she now runs the company's personal YouTube Channel. Woodruff's Youtube channel will have an audience of more than 700,000 before 2022. Woodruff uploads humorous videos along with workout regimens, healthy tips on food as well as other stuff. Woodruff currently dates YouTuber Kian Lawley. Two stars of social media form a charming couple.

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