Ayla Woodruff

Ayla Woodruff was born on August 26 1992 in Flagstaff Arizona. While she was still an infant, her family relocated from Arizona to San Diego. Parents include Diana Woodruff and Brian Woodruff. Woodruff is the younger sister of two brothers. Blake Woodruff was in Cheaper By The Dozen, which was a film in which he starred as a child. Woodruff was featured as a character in Cheaper by The Dozen. The only problem was that her part wasn't part of the film. Woodruff is a graduate of Business Administration from the University of California San Diego. In 2017 she decided to pursue a career as an Instagram influencer. Woodruff began posting fitness as well as health-related and lifestyle posts on Instagram. Then it was only a matter of time before her posts gained a large number of fans. After that, she started publishing cooking and make-up tutorials. The Instagram page is now home to 1.6 million users. Woodruff's account on Instagram is heavily populated by gorgeous, beautiful images of her sporting stunning bikinis and dresses. Woodruff was a YouTuber with Logan Paul for some time and that was the reason she decided to open her own YouTube Channel. Woodruff is currently hosting more than 700,000 viewers on her YouTube channel by 2022. She uploads funny videos along with workout routines, tips for healthy eating, and many other things. Woodruff dates YouTuber Kian Laneley. They are two of the most adorable couple of celebrities.

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