Kimberly Noèl was born in Nyack , Rockland Country, New York is a Beauty Youtube TV Personality Influencer Celebrity Publicist And Manager And Event Coordinator. Though being born with learning disabilities, this young spicy Hispanic beauty shows her resilience and determination to stand out. As a child Kim suffered a great deal of pain both physically and mentally; from being bullied and beaten by her peers to her Step Father in which he thought beating Kimberly would change her to being what he called "normal". With Kimberly's father being absent from her life due to suffering with bipolar and schizophrenia, her mother chose work and the Step father over Kim, leaving her most often times alone with little guidance and love. Kimberly was born as Jonathan Castillo and is Transgender.Most of her life,Kimberly was in Special Ed until the age 13 where she became popular in school being known as Kimberly Noèl. Kim got her inspiration after watching Kim Kardashian West on Keeping up with the Kardashians. At the age 16 Kimberly became homeless because her mother never wanted to accept her transition of being transgender. At the Age 14 To make matters worse, Kim's mother got the courts involved to stop Kimberly's transition and won. Kim couldn't live with this decision so she hired a lawyer and finally got a judge to reversed the ruling for discrimination.For the next few years, she constantly moved through group home , Youth shelters, her mother house. When Kim got to her first & last group home she met a boy and they became friends. For the first time someone made her feel loved and appreciated. With no control of her heart, she fell in love but unbeknownst to Kim, the boy didn't feel the same and he also lied about his age telling Kim he was 18 yrs old. Kim learned that the boy was not a good person but she sadly found this out too late when he forced himself on her and raped her. Being that she was 18 yrs old and the boy 15 yrs old, the group home assumed that she was the aggressor. The group home called law enforcement without doing a full investigation which resulted to Kimberly being arrested. With Faith on her side, the police and district attorney did a investigation and gathered testimonials in which they found out the difficult history of abuse and being raped by her uncle. They offered Kim a deal and set her free.After years of intensive therapy, going in and out of shelters to sleeping in Subways, she began to lose her faith. That's when she met Bobbi Brown the make up artist. When Bobbi learned of Kim's story she gave her a full makeover and donated clothes as well. She helped and guided Kim to embrace who she really was and after being with Bobbi for 2 years, she encouraged Kim to tell her story because she knew that it would indeed help others going through similar situations. In no time, Kim was introduced to YouTube where she uploaded videos everyday expressing herself through make up tutorials, cooking and reviewing products. Within months she received an outpour of messages and emails from celebrities, socialites and influencers telling her that her story touch them and it was inspirational.With the relationships she built, Kimberly started to interview people like Farrah Abraham From Teen Mom OG, Kandee Johnson Youtube Personality, Gigi Gorgeous Youtube Personality, Nicole Guerriero Youtube Personality , Carli Bybel Youtube Personality, Zanna Roberts Rassi From Enews & Marie Clarie Editor, Erika D & Bianca Bonnie Love Hip Hop NYC, Briana Dejesus Teen Mom 2. Kimberly has also been featured in few music videos; "On Da Floor" Mariahlynn & Cherp, "Fugazzi" Rackboy Cam, the music video made headlines in complex, "Cherry Lounge" Bianca Bonnie & Dj Webster & Fatmam Scoop & Ron Browz. Through all the wonderful people she now calls friends. Even though being an individual with disabilities , she has now became brand ambassador for Bellami hair, Crest, L'Oreal, Vanity Planet, Live Glam, The whitening gals and many more brands. Not only that, she has a documentary called Naked Truth of Kimberly Noel produced by AwesomenessTV. Show less «