Capitalizing on her media exposure, Simmons appeared in the MTV Video Music Awards in both 2008 and 2009 and later starred in the spin-off series Daddy’s Girls. Beyond reality television, she has established herself as an entrepreneur, launching a footwear and clothing line. She has also worked as a magazine editor, contributing to the fashion and lifestyle landscape. Her ventures have positioned her as both a reality star and an influential figure in style, branding, and media.

Fashion and Entrepreneurship

Angela Simmons has built a career that extends beyond entertainment. As a fashion designer, she co-founded the footwear brand Pastry with her sister Vanessa Simmons, primarily targeting the teen and young adult markets. Over the years, she has expanded her presence in the fashion industry with independent style ventures and partnerships with various brands.

Her status as a celebrity socialite and fashion icon has led to editorial roles and recurring invitations to high-profile events. She frequently uses her platform to promote women’s empowerment and independence through fashion and entrepreneurship.

Public Relationships and Media Attention

Angela Simmons's dating history has been a subject of media interest. She has been in several high-profile relationships but has never married. One of her most well-known relationships was with rapper and television host Shad Moss, also known as Bow Wow. Their relationship began around 2006 and was notably intermittent, spanning several years.

Though their relationship ended multiple times, media speculation often suggested that the two remained emotionally connected. Despite persistent rumors and occasional appearances together, Simmons and Moss never married. In public remarks, Bow Wow has expressed admiration for Simmons, praising her independence and strong character.