Kamala Harris, Joe Biden's VP pick, comes from a family of lawyers and Stanford graduates. Meet the family.

Kamala Harris, 55, is a Democratic senator from California who serves on the Senate Judiciary, Intelligence, Security and Governmental Affairs, and Budget Committees.

Prior to joining the Senate, she served as the District Attorney of San Francisco and the Attorney General of California between 2004 and 2017.

During her time at the Senate, Harris has won praise for her famously fiery line of questioning during hearings. Prominent figures like Attorney General Bill Barr and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg have found themselves at the other end of her prosecutorial questions.

Harris launched her own bid for President in 2019 before ending her campaign in December due to a lack of sufficient funding.

Donald Harris was born and raised in Jamaica and moved to the US in the 1960s to study economics at the University of California, Berkeley. There, he met Harris' mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris, during campus protests.

Gopalan Harris and Donald separated when Harris was 5 and divorced when she was 7. Casey Tolan wrote for Mercury News that Harris' mother had primary custody over her two daughters. The girls saw their father during vacations.

Tolan describes Donald as a "retired leftist Stanford economics professor from Jamaica who studied issues such as income inequality." The report also references a 1976 op-ed in the university paper that describes him as "too charismatic" and "a pied piper" to his students.

Per his Stanford page, Donald has worked extensively on the economy of Jamaica and has acted as a consultant to the country's government. He is a naturalized US citizen.

In a February 2019 appearance on the radio show The Breakfast Club, show host Charlamagne tha God asked Harris if she opposed marijuana legalization to which she responded, "Half my family's from Jamaica. Are you kidding me?"

In response to her answer, Donald published a comment in Jamaica Global Online saying, "My dear departed grandmothers (whose extraordinary legacy I described in a recent essay on this website), as well as my deceased parents, must be turning in their grave right now to see their family's name, reputation and proud Jamaican identity being connected, in any way, jokingly or not with the fraudulent stereotype of a pot-smoking joy seeker and in the pursuit of identity politics."

Emhoff, a partner at DLA Piper, works in business, real estate, and intellectual-property law representing both companies and individuals.

The couple met on a blind date and live in Los Angeles.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the couple lives in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles and owns homes in San Francisco and Washington DC. Zillow and WSJ estimates place the cumulative value of the properties at $8 million.

Through Emhoff, Harris has two stepchildren — Cole and Ella, both in their 20s, who call her "momala."

Cole graduated from Colorado College in 2017, according to O Magazine; Ella is studying apparel and textiles at New York City's Parsons School of Design.

Maya, who is younger than Harris by two years, has been a near-constant source of support for her older sister. She's cheered Harris on both online and in numerous campaign rallies since Harris first announced she was running for president.

Christopher Cadelago wrote for Politico in 2019 that "political types" view Maya as Harris' Bobby Kennedy.

And 2020 isn't the first go-around for Maya in a presidential election — she was a senior advisor to Hillary Clinton in 2016. She has also been involved with the Ford Foundation and the American Civil Liberties Union in leadership roles, Yahoo News reported.

She edited the 2010 book "The New Jim Crow" and has worked as an analyst for MSNBC.

Maya shared that she has the auto-immune disease Lupus in an essay for The Atlantic, where she shared her personal experience of living with the disease and criticized President Trump for touting hydroxychloroquine as a cure for COVID-19.

Maya and West met at Stanford University in the late 80s, although they didn't start a relationship until after graduation.

Between 2009 and 2014, West served as assistant attorney general and associate attorney general at the civil division of the Obama administration's Justice Department.

In 2014, he joined PepsiCo's general counsel.

According to West's twitter profile, the couple lives in San Francisco, California.

Business Insider's Dominic-Madori Davis previously reported that the goal of the clothing line, the name of which is inspired by Maya Angelou's iconic poem, is to highlight social justice causes.

The project began shortly after President Trump's 2017 inauguration with the release of t-shirts that had the words "phenomenal woman" plastered across the front.

Meena, 35, published a book earlier this year titled "Kamala and Maya's Big Idea," based on a true story about Kamala and Maya building a play area for other children.

According to her LinkedIn page, she has worked for tech companies including Slack, Uber, and Facebook, as well as for her aunt over in the years in various capacities.

Meena is married to Nikolas Ajagu and they have two young daughters, ages four and two. Ajagu is currently the global head of advertising technology at Facebook, where Meena worked in the mid-2000s.