Aja Dang

Aja Dang has been a model and American TV and modeling. Aja Dang's net worth is thought to be $5 million. Dang was raised and born in Los Angeles. She can be described as Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese from her ancestral roots. Dang's images have appeared in Elle, Harper's Bazaar or Vogue. The Diva began her modeling career with the publication of her first appearance in 1977. mentioned in the Ala-Moana Mall's Christmas catalog. The publication gave her immense recognition and she instantly began securing modeling positions abroad. Yet, there was demand for models on freelance in the field of journalism. Dang kept modeling in spite of this. Dang was featured in songs such as Quickie, Females Like You and many more within her video music. Maxim Magazine declared her to be one of the top 10 hot locals of 2011. She had aspirations of becoming a journalist, just like Dang's, were fulfilled as she started her professional job at KCET as well as Neon Tommy in Los Angeles. Her work included local and national news. Aja Aja Aja

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