Gizelle Bryant

  Gizelle Annette (nee Graves) is an American TV personality and model. She has appeared on the reality series The Real Housewives of Potomac from 2016 onwards, and was previously the First Lady of Empowerment Temple AME.



 Education and early life



 Gizelle Bryant, who was a former politician and civil rights activist Curtis Graves and Joanne Graves was born in Houston, Texas, on September 9 the year 1970. In 1992 she graduated from Hampton University with a marketing degree. Following her graduation she began modeling and appeared in various magazines and fashion ads.


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