A biography for Cedella Marleyhasn’t been written yet.
“People slamming doors in my face growing up was always a big motivator.”
“Wokeness means nothing to me. I was born woke.”
“My biggest thank you to my mom is that when I turned 40 she blessed me with my own oxygen facial machine.”
“The Marley family is very excited to work with Knockaround to create a line of sunglasses and snow goggles that will showcase my family's Jamaican roots and the reggae culture in new, creative ways.”
“Food and good flavor are lifelong passions that we want to share.”
“Anything I do is for Marley. That's what I wake up for, to help build this empire that I promised my parents I would from when I was, like, 10.”
“I want Daddy to speak to children through his music.”
“There have been many instances in my life where I have had to stand up to bullies as a girl and as a woman, but when it started to happen to one of my children I realized that I had to do something. We, as parents, have to do more.”
“It's a family discussion, but whatever business ventures we get into, I'm the one who has to deal with whoever we partner with on a day-to-day basis.”
“All over the world, children and families are suffering.”
“Spices impart flavor, they evoke memories and are central to our Jamaican heritage.”
“Designing for Usain Bolt and the Jamaican Olympic team, I just have to make sure my fabric choices are right.”
“My father always wanted his music to reach every single corner of the earth, and some people believe he has. Ummm, no. There's some places actually, where it's illegal to listen to him, that we have to get some laws changed, but it's my passion.”
“I like to work with people who I genuinely like - it's a small list of people. And that's really by choice.”
“With so much trouble in the world right now, sometimes we need to just get into a space of hope and love.”
“I listen to a lot of music, and sometimes I feel things, and sometimes I don't.”
“Mummy was the fearless one.”
“I remember one time there were kids calling my parents dirty because they had dreadlocks. That really bothered me and when I went to my mom to talk about it she suggested that we invite the kids over to show them how we wash our dreadlocks. To show them that we were clean and not dirty.”
“My mother has a passion for mind, body, and soul. That's always been her thing.”
“Water changes everything.”