Sinuhe Estrabao is widely recognized as the mother of Camila Cabello, a prominent American singer and songwriter. Born on December 25, 1968, in Cuba, Estrabao is currently 54 years old. She holds Christian beliefs and was born under the zodiac sign Capricorn. While detailed information about her parents and siblings remains private, her public persona has largely been shaped by her support of her daughter's musical career. Information regarding her educational background, including whether she completed secondary or higher education, remains undisclosed.
Sinuhe Estrabao and her family enjoy a stable and comfortable lifestyle. While Sinuhe’s own net worth has not been publicly disclosed, she is believed to have a modest income associated with her professional background. Her daughter, Camila Cabello, has amassed significant wealth through her music and entertainment career, with an estimated net worth of approximately $14 million as of 2022.
Sinuhe is married to Alejandro Cabello, who is reported to work in a small business, though specific details of his occupation are not publicly confirmed. The couple has two daughters: Camila Cabello, born on March 3, 1997, and Sofia Cabello, born in 2007. While there have been public speculations regarding their marital status, no formal announcements of separation or divorce have been made. Sinuhe maintains a respectful and accepting personal viewpoint, avoiding public controversy and demonstrating openness to diversity.
Professionally, Sinuhe Estrabao has worked as a lower secondary school teacher. Despite maintaining a relatively private life, she gained public attention due to her daughter’s rise to fame. Camila Cabello gained initial exposure through the U.S. edition of The X Factor in 2012. Although she was initially eliminated during the boot camp stage, she returned to the show and was grouped with Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei, Dinah Jane, and Lauren Jauregui—forming the girl group Fifth Harmony. The group achieved nationwide success and signed with Epic Records and Syco Music, releasing projects such as Better Together, Reflection, and 7/27.
As Camila transitioned into her solo career, she gained further popularity with singles like "Havana," "Crying in the Club," and her collaboration with Machine Gun Kelly on "Bad Things." Her solo debut album, Camila, was released in 2018 to commercial success. Over the years, Sinuhe has played a supportive role throughout Camila’s evolving music journey and appearances on platforms like Saturday Night Live and One World: Together at Home.
