Ayla Woodruff

Ayla Woodruff was born August 26 1991 in Flagstaff Arizona. While she was still a kid the family moved away from Flagstaff, and relocated to San Diego. Diana Woodruff, her mother and Brian Woodruff are her parents. Woodruff is the only child of a sister, as well as two brothers. Blake Woodruff, her older brother who starred on Cheaper by the Dozen as when he was a child may be known to those of you. Actually, Woodruff was in Cheaper by The Dozen as an extra. She was unfortunately not included in her movie scene. Woodruff earned her bachelor's degree at her school, the University of California San Diego. In 2017 Woodruff started to pursue a career in Instagram influencer. Woodruff started putting up lifestyle fitness, health and workout posts on Instagram. Her content caught the attention of her many followers quickly. Her first posts were makeup and cooking tutorials. Today her Instagram account is followed by 1.6 million fans. Woodruff regularly uploads beautiful images typically of her wearing bikinis and stunning outfits. Woodruff has been working for a few years at Logan Paul. Her experience has inspired her and now she runs the company's personal YouTube Channel. Woodruff's channel on YouTube has a following of over 700,000. She uploads videos of humorous videos, healthy tips for eating as well as workout routines. Woodruff is currently dating YouTuber Kian Lawley. The two are among the most beautiful couples in Hollywood.

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