Michael Vick Wife: Who is Kijafa Vick?

Kijafa Frink Vick was born on December 15, 1980, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Information about her parents and sibling is not disclosed yet, but it is known that she grew up in Philadelphia.

She attended Hampton University in Hampton, Virginia. Hampton University is a historically black private University which is located near the Chesapeake Bay.

Michael Vick met his future wife Kijafa at a club in Virginia in 2002. Vick’s wife was still in college but later on, dropped out to support Vick. When Vick went to prison she decided to go back to school and finish her degree. Kijafa continued her relationship with Vick even while he was still in prison.

After he was released in 2009 he proposed to Kijafa on her 29th birthday which was in December 2009. Vick proposed to her through a surprise party which was held at the Ritz-Carlton. The whole proposal was live on TV for The Michael Vick Project on BET. They got married in June 2012 at the Miami Fountainbleu Hotel.

The ceremony was worth 300,000 US dollars. Vick views his wife as one of his best friends and supporters. They have grown to love and respect each other over the years and do not seem to be in a hurry to call it quits anytime soon. The couple currently lives in Virginia with their children.

Vick’s wife owns her own South Philadelphia clothing and accessories boutique known as PnKElephant which also operates online. Vick’s wife also co-owns My Hair Closet which is a hair wig and hair weave line.

Michael’s wife co-produced The Michael Vick Project which documented his return to the NFL after being imprisoned for 2 years. Vick’s wife starred as an executive producer of the VH1 reality Series, Baller Wives.

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