Meredith and Jessie

Meredith Salenger one of most famous and wealthy movie actresses was born on the 14th March 1970 at Malibu California United States. Her net worth was estimated to be 5 million by the 1st of June 2023. The Dawson's creek teen drama featuring James Van Der Beek featured Meredith in two episodes. Lisa Sanders was the character she was playing in Hollywood Heights. When she was 8, her mother began teaching her how to act. She married in 2017. Her mother introduced her to the acting world when she was only 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 mother was a military wife and her family had relocated to Louisiana when Decker was just nine years old. Decker was a winner in a talent show during which she sang her favorite song by Patsy's I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart. Decker had relocated to Georgia by the time she was fifteen. Once she began writing regularly, she went to Nashville and also visited music businesses and record labels with the hope of securing a contract. The songs she wrote were released to record companies as well as other artists through a Big Yellow Dog Records agent when she was 17. The moment Mercury Records president David Massey was introduced to Decker's work, he passed the songs on to L.A. Reid head of the affiliated Island/Def Jam label group and Reid agreed to sign her up for an agreement with a record label. The first self-titled release under the name Jessie James arrived in August 2009. Jessie James enjoyed a modest amount of success and Wanted was able to reach the Top 40 on the Singles Charts. Decker was always a country performer, but the album was made and promoted it for a pop audience. Two more singles off the album, Decker battled with label management for more control over her music, and her subsequent single Boys in the Summer was an album that was more country-oriented. Decker launched her sophomore album under two different titles: Sweet American Dreams or Daughter of a Gypsy. Mercury put it on hold following the initial three singles did poorly in the country charts. Decker then was let go from the contract.