Meredith and Jessie

Meredith Salenger was born in Malibu in California on March 14, 1970. She is among the richest and most well-known film actresses. Meredith Salenger's net worth was estimated at $5 million on June 1 2023. The Dawson's creek teen drama featuring James Van Der Beek featured Meredith on two episodes. The show Hollywood Heights she played Lisa Sanders. Her mother in 2008 was the first to introduce her acting. She got married to Patton Olswalt in the year 2017. At the age of eight, her mother began to introduce her to acting to her. 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 military parents lived in Louisiana as young as 9 years old. She won a talent competition with a rendition of Patsy Montana's I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart. Decker had moved to Georgia when she reached the age of 15. She wrote songs frequently and was regularly visiting Nashville to look for deals. In 1997, she'd just turned 17 years old when she was approached by a Big Yellow Dog Records rep saw her. He began to sell her songs and music to various musicians and record companies. The demos of Decker were reviewed from Mercury Records president David Massey and then handed over to L.A. Reid of Island/Def Jam group affiliated label group L.A. Reid was able to agree Decker to a contract. The first self-titled album under the name Jessie James arrived in August 2009. Jessie James had a moderately success debut album. Wanted, a song of the album, reached the Top 40 singles chart. Decker was always considered known as a "country" artist but this album was made and sold in a way that appeals to the pop market. Decker was disappointed by two further singles from the album, fought with the top executives of the record label for more power. Decker then released her second single Boys in the Summer which was more traditional. Decker's album was titled Daughter of a Gypsy (or Sweet American Dreams), was dropped by Mercury when two of her singles failed to chart on the country charts.