Meredith and Jessie

Meredith Salenger was born in Malibu in California on the 14th of March, 1970. She is among the most famous and wealthy film actors. The net worth of Meredith was around $5 million as of 1 June 2023. In two episodes of Dawson's Creek, the teenage drama that starred James Van Der Beek. The role she played was Lisa Sanders in the TV series Hollywood Heights. Her introduction to acting was by her mother around the age of eight. In 2017, she was married. Her mother was the one who taught her to act at the age of eight. 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 was a military one and resided in Louisiana at the age of 9 years old. She won an audition competition by singing an original rendition of Patsy's I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart. Decker's family moved from Louisiana to Georgia in summer 1995. She had been writing music regularly and was regularly visiting Nashville to look for deals. At the age of 17, she gained the attention of a representative of independent label Big Yellow Dog Records who began selling her tracks to various labels and artists. Decker's demos were passed to L.A. Reid by Mercury Records President David Massey, who was then in charge for Island/Def Jam. Reid then agreed to sign Decker to a contract with a record label. The first self-titled effort under the moniker Jessie James arrived in August 2009. Jessie James achieved a reasonable level of success in the form of Wanted reaching the Top 40 charts. Decker was always viewed as a singer from the country genre however, the album's promotion and production was targeted at a more pop-oriented audience. Decker struggled to get more control of the music she released after the two prior singles weren't popular. Decker's second album, announced in the form of Daughter of a Gypsy and Sweet American Dreams by Mercury Records, was canceled after Mercury noticed the weak performance of three of Decker's singles on country radio charts.