Jaime Pressly Biography

A model-turned-actress who has grown well in her effort to gain a degree of prominence onscreen, Jaime Lynn Pressly sure is another fine representation of her ilk in showing the hidden quality also potentiality of a model to capably make successful transition into the acting world. Initially began to perform as a dancer and gymnast, Jaime was born on July 30, 1977 in Kinston, North Carolina to a classical dance instructor named Brenda Sue Smith and James Liston Pressly, a used car salesman who also ran a chain of laundries. Though spent about 11 years to consistently develop her skills in those two fields, her major interest actually laid in another that is modeling so it was not really surprising to then see the girl putting all of her focus to the business at last. Thus signed to a local modeling agency at her early teens, she amazingly managed to build a glowing career in quite a short time, becoming a spokesperson for International Cover Model Search while gracing some covers of prestigious adolescent magazines by the age of 14. Afterwards decided to be legally emancipated from her parents a year later, Jaime kept working on her profession for some ...years, undergoing stints abroad in Tokyo and Italy before finally turning her direction to entertainment industry. Thanks to her work as Drew Barrymore's body double in her 1992 vehicle of “Poison Ivy”, the striking blond fortunately did not have to wait too long to earn her film debut for she was thereafter cast in the picture's direct-to-video sequel titled "Poison Ivy: The New Seduction" (1997). Following this, other roles began to flow in, either in big or small screen, including “Against the Law” (1997), “Can't Hardly Wait” (1998), “Ringmaster” (1998), plus "Mortal Kombat: Conquest" (1998-1999). Vast attention ultimately was gained when the actress wonderfully made her way to steal the scenes in The WB's twenty-something romantic comedy series, "Jack & Jill", through her role of promiscuous dancer Audrey Griffin that she played from 1999 to 2001. All the hypes she had received in turn consequently brought great impact to her profile in Hollywood for sure since more lavish film offers began to pile heavily from this time onward, even there were at least 4 movies starring her being released on theaters in 2001, notably that of “Not Another Teen Movie.” Not only garnered satisfying income of more than 66 million ...dollars worldwide, the flick also nicely directed her to secure Best Line nomination at the 2002 MTV Movie Awards, smoothening her path to move on with subsequent projects like “Demon Island” (2002), “Torque” (2004), and “Cruel World” (2005). A superb attainment again was obtained in 2006 as she brilliantly made her way to score an Emmys nod in Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series category for her enactment in NBC's popular sitcom "My Name Is Earl", thereby really gave a solid proof that she indeed has a decent acting talent within. Also seen in an episode of another NBC's series, “Las Vegas”, in the same year, Jamie's star is likely to keep shining through for she next has been billed to play major roles in two other promising pictures of “Venus & Vegas” plus “DOA: Dead or Alive”, both set to be released later that year. While this green-eyed beauty's career keeps progressing, her love journey unfortunately went the opposite way as she sadly had to face failure after failure in her romantic relationships, like she has had with a pro surfer named Scott Rask, former adult movie star Simon Rex, and Kid Rock among others. Worse, the processof searching the right guy has also been heightened by one persistent rumor that she was married to a man called Brodie Mitchell in 1998. However, Jaime calmly gave her response concerning this matter upon being interviewed by pacepress.org, saying she in fact does not know Mitchell at all though she has already heard of him before. Also once reported to date "That '70s Show" star Wilmer Valderrama, it was all proven wrong when the actress engaged to boyfriend DJ Eric Cubiche in October 2006.