Justine Simmons (born December 11, 1965) is an African American singer and the second wife of former Run DMC member Joseph Simmons, also known as Rev Run. She is a member of the Simmons family and a cast member of the reality television series Run's House. She has four children with Joseph, , Russell "Russy" Simmons, Jr., Victoria Anne Simmons (died shortly after birth) and Miley Justine Simmons (adopted in September 2007 when she was one month old). She is the stepmother to Simmons' other three children from his previous marriage, Vanessa Simmons, Angela Simmons, and Joseph Simmons Jr. On September 26, 2006, she gave birth to a baby girl. The baby, Victoria Anne Simmons, died shortly after her birth at caesarean section, She was said to have had complications due to a case of omphalocele. The first episode of Season 3 of Run's House, which aired on April 9, 2007, portrayed these events. She also has her own jewellery line called Brown Sugar. The line has been very successful since its release to the market. She also owns her own lingerie line. These have been seen in various places, most notably in the WWE Fatal 4 Way Lingerie Match featuring Torrie Wilson, Sable, Dawn Marie and Miss Jackie. It was also seen in the Lingerie match at No Mercy that featured Torrie Wilson vs. Stacy Keibler. She is due to reveal a new line of lingerie at the Paris fashion show in October 2011. She will again use Torrie Wilson as one model and use Stacy Keibler as another. It has also been rumored that Daniel Simmons and Joseph Simmons Jr will also model the lingerie. About Justine Simmons, was more popularly known as Justine of the Zoe Ministries is the second wife of Joseph Simmons, co-founder of the hip-hop group Run-DMC. In the early 1990s, Justine joined the Zoe Ministries where she met her current husband Joseph or Rev Run. She says that she has witnessed the power of the Lord through the many prophecies that have came true in her life including her published children's book entitled "God can you hear me?" which was released in early 2000.
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