Who is Jordyn Woods' lookalike younger sister, Jodie Woods? The 18-year-old is a successful influencer in her own right who reps MAC Cosmetics and flaunts coordinated 'fits with The Masked Singer alum
Influencer and socialite Jordyn Woods – who you might remember from her highly publicised friendship break-up with bestie Kylie Jenner after Khloé Kardashian's then-boyfriend Tristan Thompson was reportedly caught kissing her – has made a name for herself as a style icon since distancing herself from the Kardashians.
From her feathery denim-on-denim look for boyfriend
Karl-Anthony Towns' birthday party, to the all-black boss babe 'fit she sported to a UFC fight recently, Woods has managed to snag the best-dressed NBA WAG title with ease.
Jordyn Woods has grown into a fashion icon since her beef with the Kardashians. Photo: @jordynwoods/Instagram
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The 27-year-old is now the CEO and founder of her own fashion brand, Woods By Jordyn, and is back to being pals with Kylie Jenner. However, it's her close relationship with lookalike sister Jodie Woods that's stood the test of time, and is often commented on in the press.
Here's what you need to know about Jordyn's sister Jodie Woods.
She's an influencer
Jordyn Woods' sister Jodie Woods has followed her sister into the world of social media fame. Photo: @jodiewoods/Instagram
The 18-year-old is already a successful influencer in her own right, boasting 1.4 million followers on Instagram. Her content is mainly focused on fashion and beauty, which has landed her an ambassadorship with Mac Cosmetics. The rising star was even featured in the brand's 2024 holiday campaign. In addition to her social media career, Woods has a streetwear brand called Frvr Unbothered that combines comfort with creativity.
Jodie Woods is signed to Woods Management Group with her mum Elizabeth Woods, reportedly serving as her manager.
She gets advice from Jordyn Woods
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