Born: 1987;

Place of Birth: United Kingdom;

Gender: Female;

Nationality: British, Trinidadian;

General Info:
Nicole Jack is a British mother and former Pizza Hut worker who left the United Kingdom to join Islamic State terrorist group in Syria.

She has urged the UK authorities to let her return from Syria with her daughters aged seven, nine and twelve.

Jack and her children are being detained at Camp Roj where relatives of people suspected of belonging to the Islamic State are held.

She was brought up a Christian but converted to Islam after meeting her husband Hussein Ali while they were both working in a Pizza Hut outlet in Hammersmith, West London.

The mother left London with her husband and then four children to join the Islamic State in Iraq in October 2015 having told her family she was going to Somalia to begin a new life.

She claimed her husband Hussein Ali threatened to break up the family up if she did not travel with him, but he then died the next year fighting for the terrorist group.

Then Jack married another foreign Islamic State terrorist recruit, Adil de Montrichard from Trinidad and Tobago (also known as Adil Roberts), and they moved to Syria in 2017.

After they moved to Syria, she became pregnant with triplets but is said to have miscarried the first child, before the second was stillborn and the third lived for only three weeks.

She does not know if she still has British citizenship but will not let her children to go to the United Kingdom without her because they would not be in a stable situation.

The girls go to a makeshift school run by Save the Children, and are among up to sixty British youngsters detained in Syrian camps along with an estimated sixteen British women.