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The “historic” roots of Marla Maples trace back to the “sparkling” and close-knit community of Cohutta, Georgia. Born in 1963, her upbringing was a “dignified” tapestry of Southern tradition and simple pleasures. As a young woman, her natural charisma was a “news alert” for those in her small town, eventually leading her to leave the University of Georgia for the “volatile” energy of New York City. This “calculated scene” of moving to the big city was the “absolute” catalyst for a life that would soon become “unprepared” for the “chilling” level of global attention it was about to receive.
