Kathy Ambush is the ex-wife of the jurist, lawyer, and US Supreme Court Judge Clarence Thomas. She is the mother of his one and only son.
Kathy is an American volunteer, and her ex-husband is the longest-serving member of the US Supreme court.
They divorced even before her husband became a Supreme Court Judge, but her story is still relevant in today's environment.
She was born on June 7, 1950, in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States, and is 72 years old as of 2022.
Kathy is the daughter of Shigalo Gladys Sato and Nelson William Ambush. Nelson Williams was a dental technician and worked in Worchester.
She grew up in Massachusetts alongside her four siblings. Mrs. Ambush studied at Marian Central Catholic High School in Worcester.
Kathy graduated from Lincoln University in Business Administration. After the death of her first mother, her father married Mary Estelle.
She has two siblings from her second mother, Valerie Wilson, and Sydney Schuyler.
| Full Name | Kathy Grace Ambush |
| Date Of Birth | 7 June 1950 |
| Age | 72 |
| Father | Nelson William Ambush |
| Mother | Shigao Gladys Sato |
| Ex-Husband | Clarence Thomas |
| Children | Jamal Adeen Smith |
| Profession | Volunteer |
Kathy Ambush's profession has been peculiar for a long time. she did volunteer work as a Global Internet Entrepreneur.
She worked at the Immigration Learning Centre, Inc. and was the Massachusetts Advanced Studies program director.
Kathy has worked at BankBoston as a Community Relations Manager. Previously, she worked in different institutions.
Clarence Thomas was born in 1948 in a small community near Savannah. He was the second child of his father, M. C. Thomas, and mother, Leola Williams.
Thomas's father is a farm worker, and his mother is a domestic worker. They speak Gullah as a first language, and his earliest ancestors were enslaved people named Sandy and Peggy.
Thoma's father left the family when he was two years old, and his mother cared for three children. His mother struggled to earn enough to feed the family and paid only pennies daily.
After a house fire, they moved to Savannah with his maternal grandparents. He experienced amenities such as indoor plumbing and regular meals for the first time.
Thomas attended St. Pius X High School for two years and then attended Conception Seminary College.
He enrolled at many colleges, but his leal education started in 1974. Son of M.C. Thomas attended Yale Law School and graduated with a Juris Doctor degree, ranked in the middle of his class.
Clarence Thomas read economists and found an intellectual foundation for his philosophy.
Clarence Thomas worked as an assistant attorney general of Missouri under the State Attorney General. He is the only African-American member of the Danforth staff.
Thomas worked for the first time in the criminal appeals division of the Danforths Office. After this, he worked in the revenue and taxation department.
From 1979 to 1981, Thomas assists as a legislative assistant handling issues for the Senate Commerce Committee.
On May 1, President nominated him as assistant secretary of education in the U.S. Department of Education for civil rights.
After Robert Bork's retirement, President George H.W. Bush nominated Clarence for the District of Columbia Circuit to the U.S. Court of Appeals.
Other African Americans supported him in the initial protests. he developed warm relationships with the federal court and received commissions.
After William Brennan retired from the Supreme court, he was a favorite candidate for the position but nominated David Souter of the First Circuit Court of Appeals.
He received the votes of 41 from Republicans and 11 votes from Democrats for associate justice of the Supreme Court.
Thomas rarely gives interviews to the media and is associated with the court's conservative wing. He is repeatedly described as an originalist, Textualsit, and the court's most conservative member.
From 1991 to 2019, he had written 693 opinions and was the third most frequent dissenter on the court.
He supported narrowing the court's interpretation of the Constitution's Interstate and expressed his view that federal regulation of manufacturing and agriculture is unconstitutional.
Clarence Thomas married Kathy Grace Ambush in 1971 and had one child. He separated from Kathy in 1981 and divorced in 1984.
After three years of divorce, in 1987, he married Virginia Lamp. The couple traveled across the United States in a motorcoach between court terms.
M.C. Thomas and Leola Williams are the parents of Clarence Thomas, his father is a farm worker, and his mother, Leola, is a domestic worker.
Thomas has two siblings: Myers Lee Thomas and Emma Mae Martin.
His wife Virginia has remained active in politics, serving as a consultant to The Heritage Foundation, and she is also the president and founder of Liberty Central.
He failed to disclose his wife's income from The Heritage Foundation. In an interview, he said that the disclosure of his wife's income was omitted due to a misunderstanding of the filling instructions.
Clarence Thomas estimated net worth is $1 million. He earns $220,000 as a Supreme Court Justice.
He received a $1.5 million advance for what became his memoir in 2007.
Clarence Thomas has one son with his first wife, Kathy Thomas. Jamal Adeen Thomas is the only child of an American Lawyer.
Jamal is a famous Television show personality and an American Actor. He is known for FBI: Most Wanted (2020) and Grey's Anatomy (2005).
He was Born on February 15, 1973, at Yale New Haven Hospital. His father said he would love him until his last breath.
In an Interview, Clarence said when he left his wife and child, it was the worst thing he had done in his life.
Jamal has high school and tertiary education. He attended Bishop Ireton High School and Fork Union Military Academy.
He is also a frequent supporter of The Fatherhood Foundation of Virginia and frequently posts fundraising information on his Facebook page.
From 1997 to 2009, he worked in different roles and held the most extended career position at Wells Fargo Advisors.
Clarence's son worked as Overlays Managers at BB&T Scott and Stringfellow. In 2021, he worked with the Associate's Network Office of Northwestern Mutual.
His father sometimes shares his and his son's posts on social media.
