Ice Cube's dating history only revolved around one person: his wife.
The 54-year-old rapper has been around the hip-hop industry for years. But through his ups and downs, he has only been with one person: his wife, Kimberly Woodruff
Who Has Ice Cube Dated?
Ice Cube, whose date of birth is June 15, 1969, has had no other known relationship aside from the one he has with Woodruff.
The pair met in 1989 at the Fox Hills mall when Ice Cube saw her in an escalator. The "It Was a Good Day" rapper revealed in his interviews that it was love at first sight, and he got the chance to pursue her six months after their first meeting when she became single.
In February 1991, they welcomed their first child, O'Shea Jackson Jr. Expanding their family also inspired Ice Cube to finally marry his wife while also enjoying the spotlight as a rapper.
They tied the knot in September 1992 after Ice Cube notably proposed to her with a diamond ring and a brand new BMW on her 22nd birthday.
"It's all about keeping it fresh. I still want her to look at me and be like, 'Yo, this is the man I want to be with.' So you have to keep yourself up. Keep up your P's and your Q's, and keep your lady happy," he said of their marriage.
Ice Cube's Legal Headache
Jimmy Kimmel opened the topic about Ice Cube's jail time when the rapper dropped by his show in 2014.
"LL Cool J was here last week and he was talking about being arrested in the '80s for doing something that seems kind of, I don't know, almost charming," the host asked, to which he responded, "They would get us for using profanity. You know, I mean, just being hardcore MC."
He said in another interview, "They corralled us, arrested us all, and all they wanted was damn autographs for their daughters and sons."
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Ice Cube Reveals More Details About His 'Next Friday' Project
Aside from being a rapper, Ice Cube has also joined the acting industry.
On the latest episode of the YouTube show "Mavericks with Mav Carter," the former NWA rapper opened up about his gig on "Next Friday," the sequel of the 1995 film, "Friday."
"I was pushed into doing Next Friday," he said. "Not pushed, but I always thought, 'We did a great movie, don't touch it.'"
He played the role of Craig Jones in the film and starred along with Chris Tucker.
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