Aiyda Ghahramani Bio: Marriage & Career [2023 Update]

Aiyda Ghahramani, a bold, independent, and head-strong woman who is an advocate by profession, is also known as the wife of Randall Cobb.

A Persian attorney, patent lawyer, and human rights advocate, Aiyda has her own identity.

Of course, she is more than just being Cobb’s wife, but we can not deny that Aiyda is in the limelight because of her husband.

Besides, Ayida is someone who fights for justice, and she loves working for people. And even after getting married and having kids, her career was not affected.

So, besides being Cobb’s wife, who is Aiyda? Today, we dive deep into the life of Aiyda; here, we discuss everything about her.

But first, let us have an instant glance at the quick facts.

Quick Facts

Full Name Aiyda Ghahramani
Date of Birth 1989
Place of Birth Not Available
Nationality Persian
Ethnicity White
Age 35
Profession
  • Persian Attorney
  • Patent Lawyers
  • Human Rights Advocate
Nickname Not Available
Sun Sign Virgo
Education
  • New Hampshire Law School
  • State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick
Sexual Orientation Straight
Husband Randall Cobb
Children
  • Caspian Cyrus
  • Cade Cyrus
Height 5 feet 7 inches
Weight 60 kg
Father’s Name Bahanor Ghahramani
Mother’s Name Shahla Ghahramani
Eye Color Brown
Hair Color Black
Sibling Ariya Ghahramani
Net Worth $500k-$1 Million
Randall Cobb’s Merch
Social Media Instagram
Last Update December, 2023

Aiyda Ghahramani: Early Life 

In 1989,  Aiyda was born in New York, United States. Her father, Bahanor, and mother, Shahla, were of Persian descent.

Aiyda’s family was cultural; even though she lived in States, she was very fluent in Farsi (Irani Language).

Moreover, she and her brother Ariya had a fantastic childhood, as her parents gave them everything they could.

Alyda went to the State University of New Jersey- New Brunswick and got a degree in science in 2011.

Aiyda joined the New Hemisphere School of Law. In 2014 she completed her studies and got her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree.

Apart from studies, she was also dynamic in sports; Aiyda ran track and did cross country.

On her graduation, she ran at 400 meters race at Rutgers. Similarly, she also became a student mentor and was labeled as a National Merit Scholar.

Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

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Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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