Let Kijafa Frink Vick, Michael Vick’s wife, educate you on the value of loyalty. The businesswoman has supported her boyfriend through popularity, difficult financial times, and even a prison sentence, and she still believes in him. Thankfully, her unwavering commitment has paid off; Michael and Kijafa have both surmounted significant obstacles to find success in their personal and professional lives. According to Variety, the former NFL football star has been invited to participate in a documentary about the evolution of the Black quarterback in America. He stated: “I’m thrilled to be a part of this initiative since, when I was younger, all I wanted to do was play professional football in the National Football League. I never imagined that I would be the first African American quarterback selected in the first round. I am aware that was a significant stride for our society.” Naturally, Kijafa will work as one of the docuseries’ executive producers with her husband. Nobody, after all, is more familiar with his tale than she is.
On their tenth wedding anniversary, Kijafa and Michael also reaffirmed their vows side by side, according to Side Action. On the day of their renewed vows, the WAG was accompanied by their four children and dressed in a lovely white bridal gown. Kijafa looked stunning in the romantic, figure-hugging fantasy dress. She is knowledgeable about clothing because her profession is around empowering people, even when they are struggling.
Kijafa chases her own success
Early on in her relationship with NFL great Michael Vick, Kijafa Vick understood the importance of being able to support herself and her children. “When he went to prison, I had to begin to find myself and stop living behind him and his light and go out and do my own thing,” she said to TT Torrez in 2011. I went to Hampton University and made sure I graduated because I wanted to ensure that I had a life apart from Mike’s life, Kijafa continued. “I wanted my daughters to know that you don’t necessarily have to depend on a man to take care of you,” she said.