Laila Ali

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Biography

Laila is a boxer and entrepreneur. She is the daughter of Veronica Ali and legendary boxer Muhammad Ali. Laila went to college at University…more

Born

12/30/1977, Miami Beach, Florida

Birth Name

Laila Ali

Gender

Female

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    • Laila and husband, NFL player Curtis Conway, welcomed their first son together, Curtis Muhammad Conway, Jr. (CJ for short), on August, 26, 2008.
    • Laila Ali decided to have a natural home birth for her first child after seeing Ricki Lake's documentary, The Business of Being Born. She wants to be fully control of the delivery without any medication.
    • Laila was a contestant on the fourth season of Dancing with the Stars. Her and her dance partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, finished in third place.
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    • Laila Ali: I don't want my child wanting to fight. Hopefully the boxing ends with me in this family. If he's going to play sports, he'll play something else. No boxing.
    • Laila Ali: I have never experienced [pregnancy] for myself, but I see all of these other women that I know are nowhere near as strong as I am physically, emotionally, mentally. So if they can do it, so can I.
    • Laila Ali: I'm on Dancing With the Stars, which is exciting because unlike in boxing, I'm not in control--it's up to the judges and the public. I can't just go out there and knock all the other dancers off the floor. I have to use my skill and what I've learned. But if for some reason I don't win, it'll be a fun experience.

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