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Name Nicole Pantenburg

Wedding / Husband / Dating / Marriage / Spouse Currently married to singer and songwriter Kenneth Edmonds, better known by his nickname ‘Babyface’.

Wiki Bio / Profile Background

Introduction :

Babyface’s Wife Nicole Pantenburg is an actress-dancer known for her roles in Moesha and Longshot. She has also performed in a variety of music videos and TV shows.

Personal Details : Married Life and Family Info

Nicole Pantenburg was born May 10, 1973, in San Dimas, California.
In 2007, after working as Babyface’s backup dancer, she began dating him. There was an age difference of 14 years between them.
Babyface was previously married to TV producer & businesswoman Tracey Edmonds for 15 years, from 1992-2007. They also had two sons together – Dylan Michael Edmonds & Brandon Edmonds.

Throughout his career as a musician and producer, Babyface has won 11 Grammy Awards! His hit songs, such as I’ll Make Love to You,” “Someone to Love, and Every Time I Close My Eyes, are still heard today.
In 2008, Pantenburg had her first child with Babyface, a girl they named Peyton Nicole Edmonds.
They wed in 2014, and have displayed a strong relationship throughout their dating years as well as a married couple.

Professional Life : Career and Net Worth

Pantenburg has always been an avid & talented dancer and first appeared in various short videos in the early 90s.

Dancing on Tour :

Pantenburg’s first big music video feature was in Janet Jackson’s “That’s the Way Love Goes” video in 1993. She also toured with her from 1993 to 1999.
In 1998, she was one of the lead girls in *NSYNC’s music video for “I Drive Myself Crazy,” and played Justin Timberlake’s girlfriend.
Pantenburg was present in the music videos of other smash hits, as well, including Ricky Martin’s “Livin’ La Vida Loca” and “Shake Your Bon Bon.”

In August of 2001, Pantenburg toured with Babyface throughout Japan, where they grew close and eventually began to date.

Dancing in Films & Movies :

In 1997, Pantenburg began dancing in films and not just music videos or small performances. She started with the short film “Ghosts,” which starred Michael Jackson as a maestro that is forced out of a small town and puts on a final performance that leaves the town in awe.

Pantenburg worked in the film as a backup dancer.
In 1998, she also worked with Janet Jackson, and danced in her documentary Janet: The Velvet Rope, which covered the final concert in her Velvet Rope tour.
From 2000 to 2001, she worked on a few episodes of the short-lived comedy Nikki, and in 2003, she appeared as a club dancer in the movie Chasing Papi.

She also had an appearance as a dancer on the TV show That ’70s Show in 2006.

Acting Career :

In 1996, Nicole joined the TV show Moesha, which was about a teen growing up and dealing with the everyday struggles of high school and family life.

Pantenburg played Teresa, a recurring side character.
In 2001, she took another acting role in the movie Longshot, about a young tennis instructor that gets caught up in an insider trading scheme.
She followed that up immediately with the TV series For Your Love, where she played Nurse Johnson for two years.

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