Brooke Burns Wiki
Brooke Burns is a well-known game show host and TV personality, as well as a fashion model, and an actress with over 40 acting credits. Although Brooke is probably known best for her role as Jessie Owens in the hit series “Baywatch”, but is also one of the audience’s favorite hosts, having received a Daytime Emmy Award for her work on “The Chase”, as well as a Teen Choice Award-Choice TV Reality/Variety Host for her work on “Dog Eat Dog.”
More about her life, her career, and her journey from “Baywatch” to the game show host, you’ll find in this article.
Early life, family, and education
Her birth name is Brooke Elizabeth Burns, and she was born on 16 March 1978, which makes Pisces her zodiac sign; Brooke recently celebrated her 45th birthday. She hails from Dallas, Texas USA, holds American nationality, and comes from a family of English, Irish, German and distant French descent. Brooke was raised by her parents, Betsy and Brad, alongside her two sisters in European locations such as Paris, France, Milan, Italy, and Munich, Germany.
Brooke had been a ballet dancer since she was a child, but had to stop following a skiing accident. She began modeling at the age of 15, and then traveled to Europe with her family. Brooke returned to the US upon matriculating from high school in 1996, and enrolled at the Santa Monica University, California, from which she graduated with a BA degree in 2000.
Roles in series
Brooke made her acting debut as Peg in the 1996 series “Out of the Blue”, appearing in five episodes. She then guest-starred in “Ally McBeal” and “Conan the Adventurer” in 1997, before being cast as Jessie Owens in “Baywatch”. From 1998 to 2001Brooke appeared in 46 episodes of this romantic drama series, which also starred Pamela Anderson, David Hasselhoff and Yasmine Bleeth. Brooke was associated with a camp called Baywatch while she was on the show, where she taught inner-city youngsters to swim.
In the following years, Brooke first appeared as Vicki Vale in the 2001 TV mini-series “OnStar: Batman”, then as a guest star in “Men, Women, and Dogs” (2002) and “She Spies” (2003). Brooke then portrayed Nicole Booth in the television series “North Shore”, which followed the story of the workers at the Grand Waimea Hotel in Hawaii, with Brooke playing the hotel’s Director of Guest Relations – she appeared in all 21 episodes in 2004 and 2005.
Brooke was next cast as Kathy Dinkle in the 2006 comedy “Pepper Dennis”, also starring Josh Hopkins and Rebecca Romijn, which received no nominations but received a high rating from viewers (6.8/10).
Brooke then appeared was as Lisa Germain in the 2008 television series “Miss Guided”. In 2009, she appeared as a guest star in “CSI: Miami” and “Drop Dead Diva”, before landing the part of Vanessa Mancini in “Melrose Place” (2009-2010).
Brooke was most recently featured as Detective Maggie in five episodes of the TV mini-series “The Gourmet Detective” (2015-2020), a mystery crime thriller about detectives who solve crimes somehow related to food and cooking.
Roles in movies
Brooke made her film debut as Katrina in the 2001 fantasy comedy-drama “Shallow Hal”, also starring Jack Black and Gwyneth Paltrow. After seeing Brooke’s audition tape, the Farrelly brothers Bobby and Peter, developed a specific character for her.
Her next film appearance was in the comedy “The Salon” in 2005, followed by her roles in “Single White Female 2: The Psycho” and “Death to the Supermodels” later that year. Brooke was cast as Kate Graham in the 2006 TV movie “Trophy Wife”, which chronicled the story of Kate, who had a seemingly ideal marriage until her husband filed for a divorce after his affair with her best friend. He went to live on their yacht and was discovered dead not long afterwards. Kate’s horror started with the death of her ex-husband.
Brooke was next seen as Sasha in the horror “Urban Decay” in 2007, and as Darlene in “The Art of Travel” in 2008. She appeared in “I’ll Come Running” and “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” later that year. Brooke played Nicole Davis in the 2009 suspense drama “Dancing Trees”, about an autistic mathematical prodigy, Martha, whose mother was murdered and now Martha and Nicole are trying to find the perpetrator.
Brooke’s subsequent roles include “Titanic II” (2010), “Fixing Pete” (2011), “A Star for Christmas” (2012), and “Where Hope Grows” (2014). She was most recently seen as Sydney in the 2017 TV movie “Christmas Connection”.
Love life and relationships
Brooke’s romantic life has been the subject of several speculations, however, it’s known that she married actor Julian McMahon,on 22 December 1999, and their daughter Madison Elizabeth McMahon was born on 10 June 2000. However, Brooke and Julian separated, and their divorce was finalized on 7 January 2002.
Brooke began dating the famous actor Bruce Willis in April 2003, and speculation of their engagement circulated the following year, however, the two split up in June 2004.
Brooke was romantically associated with James Wilder, Steve Bing, and Dominic Purcell in the years that followed, and from 2010 through 2011, she was in a relationship with famous American actor John Cusack.
After a short relationship, Brooke married Gavin O’Connor, a filmmaker and actor, exchanging their wedding vows on 22 June 2013. Brooke gave birth to their daughter named Declan Welles O’Connor on 22 January 2017.
As of June 2023, Brooke lives with Gavin and Declan in their residence in Los Angeles. Brooke’s daughter with Julian McMahon, Madison, since her parent’s divorce has been living with her father.
Where is she now? Net worth
Currently, Brooke is the host of the game show “Master Minds”. She went on to a career in hosting game shows in 2013, however, this doesn’t mean that she stopped acting. Brooke is perhaps taking a slight break while waiting for the role that could bring her back in full glory on television or the big screen. However, as Brooke put it, above everything in her life she’s a mom.
If you’ve wondered how rich this actress and game host is, according to sources as of June 2023, her net worth has been estimated at over $3 million.
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