Jaimee Foxworth Biography; Net Worth, Age, Podcast, Family, Movies And TV Shows

Jaimee Foxworth is an American actor and model. She was born on December 17, 1979, at the Scott Air Force Base in Belleville, Illinois, USA. Her mother is Gywen Fox, there is no information about her father.

Jaimee started her acting career in 1986, with a role in one of the episodes of the TV series, Amen. Two years later, she earned another role, in TV 101, which features her as Whitney Hines in an episode named Home. Her biggest breakthrough came when she featured as Judy Winslow, the youngest daughter of Carl in the ABC/CSB movie, Family Matters.

Jamiee appeared on the TV show, Celebrity Rehab with Dr Drew in 2008, to talk about her struggles with substance abuse and alcoholism.

Jaimee Foxworth Net Worth

Jaimee Foxworth has an estimated net worth of $50,000.

Jaimee Foxworth Age

Jaimee Foxworth was born on December 17, 1979.

Siblings

Jaimee Foxworth has two siblings, Janie Foxworth and Tryen Perry.

Podcast

 

Jaimee Foxworth Children

Jaimee Foxworth has one child called Michael Douglas Shaw Jr. The name of her father is unknown.

Jaimee Foxworth Parents

The name of Jaimee Foxworth’s mother is Gwyn Foxx. She was an American talent agent.

Family

Jaimee Foxworth has a cute family. Her mother is Gwyn Foxx, she has two other siblings called Janie Foxworth and Tyren Perry.

Movies

TV Shows

Jamiee Foxworth has featured in two TV shows, Family Matters and Celebrity Rehab With Mr. Drew.

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