Noelle Bush

Noelle Bush celebrates her birthday on the 26th of July and came into this world in 1977. She is a native of Houston, Texas, United States and is the only daughter among the three children born to her parents. Her wiki shows that she has two brothers who are named as George P. and John Jr.

Apart from that, Noelle has now reached at the age of 37 and she is of white ethnicity. She belongs to an American nationality. There is no more information found about her and it is also not known whether she is married or has any husband or dating anyone.

According to her LinkedIn profile, she went to study at the Tallahassee Community College and received an associate’s degree from there in 1999. She also received another AA from the Florida State University in 200 with a concentration of Leisure and Recreation.

She then started to work at the Empower Software which is an Orlando, Florida Company as an office administrator. Unfortunately, the complete information on Noelle Bush's professional life has not been fully disclosed to the media. 

Noelle has been involved in numerous scandals and mentioned in newspapers, mostly for the bad cause. Maybe this is why some of the information on her has been kept classified. 

Noelle first made the news headline on the 29th of January in 2002 when she was arrested by the Tallahassee police and then was charged with prescription fraud after trying to buy sedative Xanax at the local pharmacy.

Although her case received an extra attention, it did not cam long after 2001 arrests of her cousins Jenna and Barbara Bush for underage drinking. Bush entered into the Orlando Drug Treatment Center in the February of 2002. The same year in July, she was jailed temporarily. It was after she was found to be in possession of the prescription pills.

She was then again admitted to the treatment center and in the month of September, she was back in the news after she was found in possession of the crack cocaine. After that, she was sentenced to 10 days in the jail for violating the terms of her court-ordered drug treatment program.