Sandra Shehab became famous after appearing on cycle 24 of America's Next Top Model. Since, she has become a content creator and owner of a skincare line, Shee Cosmetics.
Date Of Birth
March 10, 1995
Horoscope Sign
Pisces
Birth Place
Cliffside Park, New Jersey
Net Worth
Around $1,5 Million
Marital Status
Not married
Height
5'7" or 170cm
Weight
56 kg
Ethnicity
American-Egyptian
Hair Color
Black
Eye Color
Hazel
Tattoos And Piercings
Unknown
Best Known For
Apart from appearing on America's Next Top Model, Sandra made a name for herself as a content creator, makeup and skincare expert, businesswoman, and model.
Plastic Surgeries
Unknown
Number Of Instagram Followers (Updated In May 2022)
423k
Who Is Sandra Shehab Dating?
It appears that Sandra is single now.
Sandra Shehab Boyfriends/Girlfriends
Sandra was allegedly engaged to be married. Josh Beaupain and Sandra Shehab were one of Instagram's most beloved couples in 2018.
Sandra Shehab Instagram
Sandra promotes her skincare line and posts incredible pictures of traveling adventures, fashionable outfits, and ultra-sexy selfies.
About Sandra Shehab
Apart from being gorgeous, Sandra is quite business savvy. She is the brainchild behind Sandra's Closet, where she sells clothes worn by her and gives tips on what to pair them with.
Her first Youtube video was Evening Glam Makeup Tutorial published in November 2016. Sandra is also on TikTok, where she gives makeup and skincare tips and shows off incredible dance moves.
Family
Sandra is close to her sister Amy, who has a jewelry line. She has a brother Adam.
Their father is a businessman.
According to some rumors, Sandra's sister Amy dated Chris Brown.
Interesting Facts
Sandra is a big fan of Will Smith and Emma Stone.
Sandra is a devout Muslim, so America's Next Top Model was a little difficult for her, but even though she "had to do some crazy things that [she] wasn't really used to," she pushed herself out of her comfort zone.
In her final words during the competition, Sandra said that "I wanted to show Muslim girls that they can do whatever they want. I hope they see that."
