Aja Dang

American model and television personality Aja Dang is a model from America and a television personality. Aja Dang's wealth is around $5 million. Dang was brought up on the streets of New York City, after she was born in Los Angeles. Dang has Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese from her ancestral roots. Dang's modeling work has been featured in magazines such as Elle Harper's Bazaar and Vogue. When Dang was the Diva appeared in Ala Moana Mall's Christmas Catalogue her modeling career fully launched. The magazine's article brought her immense recognition and she immediately began to secure modeling positions abroad. Dang began modeling for freelance as there was an interest in it within the journalistic world. Dang nevertheless, she continued her modeling career. In her music videos Dang sang Quickie as well as Females Like You. Maxim magazine named her one of the top 10 home town hotties of the year 2011. The aspirations she had to become journalist like Dang's, was realized after she started her job at KCET as well as Neon Tommy in Los Angeles. She covered local and nationwide stories. Aja Aja Aja

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