Meredith and Jessie

Meredith Salenger was born in the California city of Malibu on the 14th of March, 1970. She is among the richest and most well-known film actors. Meredith was worth $5 million as of June 1, 2023. The teen drama Dawson's Creek featured her in two episodes. The show Hollywood Heights she played Lisa Sanders. She was introduced to acting by her mother at the age of eight. She got married in the year 2017. Her mother had introduced her to the acting world when she was just eight years old. She got married to Patton Oswalt in 2017.. Jessie James Decker........................Born Jessica Rose James, Decker's somewhat exotic birthplace was a product of her being raised in a military family. Decker's family moved to Louisiana at the age of nine. Decker then won a local talent contest for a rendition "I I'd like to be the Sweetheart of a Cowboy" performed by Patsy Montana. Decker resided in Georgia when she was 15 years old. After she began writing regularly, she went to Nashville and also visited music businesses and record labels in the hoping to secure a deal. In 1997, she had reached the age of 17 when she was approached by a Big Yellow Dog Records rep saw her. He started selling her songs as well as music to various musicians and record companies. The demos of Decker were sent through to L.A. Reid by Mercury Records President David Massey, who was the head of Island/Def Jam. Reid then agreed to sign Decker to a recording deal. Jessie James' first album entitled Jessie James and released in August 2009 was her self-titled debut. Jessie James was reasonably successful and included Wanted the single which climbed the Top 40 of the singles charts. Decker was always considered a "country" artist but this album was made and sold to a mass market. Decker was adamant with the label to gain greater control over her music after two other singles failed. Her subsequent album, Boys in the Summer was a more traditional album. Decker's second album, announced by the title Daughter of a Gypsy and Sweet American Dreams by Mercury Records, was pulled because Mercury saw the poor results of three of the singles on country radio charts.