What happened to Yasmine Bleeth? Where is she now? wiki bio

• Yasmine Bleeth is a retired actress, best known for her roles in Baywatch (1993-1997) and Nash Bridges (1998-2000).
• She is of Algerian, German-Jewish, and Russian-Jewish descent.
• She has been married to Paul Cerrito since 2002 and does not have any children.
• She has been away from the entertainment world since the early 2000s.
• She has been involved in charity work since 1998, supporting the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

Known for movies

Short Info

Date Of BirthJune 14, 1968SpousePaul CerritoMarkCurvaceous, buxom figureFactEngaged to former bar owner Paul Cerrito [May 2002]PaymentsEarned $12,000 /episode from (1989)

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Who is Yasmine Bleeth?

Yasmine Bleeth is a retired actress, who achieved stardom with the role of Caroline Holden in the cult TV series “Baywatch” (1993-1997), and as Caitlin Cross in the TV crime-drama series “Nash Bridges” (1998-2000), among numerous other roles she’s secured in her career.

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Where is Yasmine Bleeth Now?

has been away from the entertainment world for quite a while now, having retired in the early 2000s. Since then, she has been living a quiet life with her husband, switching time between their homes in Los Angeles, California, and Scottsdale, Arizona. She and her husband don’t have children.

Yasmine Bleeth Wiki: Age, Childhood, and Education

Born Yasmine Amanda Bleeth on the 14th June 1968, in New York, USA, she is the daughter of Philip Bleeth and his wife Carina.

Her father was a business proprietor, while her mother worked as a model. Yasmine is of Algerian descent on her mother’s side, and German-Jewish and Russian-Jewish ancestry through her father.

Career Beginnings

From an early age Yasmine was thrown into show business – as a baby she appeared in cosmetic commercials for Max Factor, and soon caught the attention of the fashion photographer Francesco Scavullo. This let to further appearances, and at 10 years of age she made her acting debut in a Johnson & Johnson’s No More Tears baby shampoo television commercial.

Two years later, Yasmine made her film in “Hey Babe!” next to Buddy Hackett, and in 1983 featured in the film “Baba!”. In 1985 she secured the role of Ryan Fenelli in the TV series “Ryan’s Hope”, in four years appearing in 13 episodes, which only helped her career.

Rise to Prominence

The ‘90s didn’t have a good start for Yasmine, but after few unsuccessful projects, she was chosen for the part of Caroline Holden in the TV action-adventure series “Baywatch” (1993-1999). Young Yasmine featured in more than 70 episodes of the award-winning series, which launched her to prominence, and she caught the attention of numerous high-profile magazines, including People and FHM among others.

She worked as a model, often doing photo sessions in lingerie or a bikini. Yasmine also featured in several television series and films, and in 1998 she was chosen for the part of Caitlin Cross in the TV series “Nash Bridges” (1998-2000).

Career Decline and Retirement

With the start of the 2000s, Yasmine became focused on other interests, which include her family for the most part, and after a few roles, such as of Heather Lane Williams in the TV series “Titans” (2000-2001), and her portrayal of Caroline in the television film “Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding” in 2003, Yasmine retired from acting.

Yasmine Bleeth Net Worth

Although she has been away from the public eye and entertainment industry for quite a while, her previous success increased her wealth by a large margin. So, have you ever wondered how rich Yasmine Bleeth is, as of late-2019? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Bleeth’s net worth is as high as $2 million, which is quite impressive, don’t you agree?

Yasmine Bleeth Personal Life, Marriage, Husband, Children, Drug Addiction

What do you know about Yasmine’s personal life? Well, Yasmine has had ups and downs in her life, which include drug addiction, but also charity work. Following the death of her mother, Yasmine developed a cocaine addiction, but self-referred to the Promises Rehabilitation Clinic. However, she was arrested in 2001 in Romulus, Michigan, following a car accident on the interstate 94 highway, with police finding an injectable form of cocaine and a small bag that had cocaine traces.

With a further search of her hotel room, the police found more cocaine and other drugs. As a result, Yasmine was sentenced to two years probation, and now has to take occasional drug tests; she’s also served 100 hours of community service.

Yasmine has been married to Paul Cerrito, former strip club owner since the 25th August 2002. Since the early 2000s, Yasmine has stayed away from the entertainment world, and isn’t active on any social media platform.

Charity Work

Starting in 1998, Yasmine has been involved in charity work; one of her first campaigns was serving as a spokesperson for the Lee National Denim Day fundraising campaign, focused on raising funds for breast cancer research and education. During her stint with the campaign, it raised $5 million, given to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, for which she is also a spokesperson, and has been an integral part in creating the nationally run Race for the Cure. She has also donated $10,000 from the “Celebrity Jeopardy!” quiz show she won to breast cancer research.

General Info

Full NameYasmine BleethDate Of BirthJune 14, 1968Height1.65 mProfessionSpokespersonEducationUnited Nations International SchoolNationalityAmerican

Family

SpousePaul CerritoParentsPhilip Bleeth, Carina BleethSiblingsMiles Bleeth, Tristan Bleeth

Accomplishments

MoviesBASEketball, Undercover Angel, A Face to Die For, Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding, Heaven or Vegas, Crowned and Dangerous, Ultimate Deception, It Came from the Sky, Road Rage, Hey Babe!, Baywatch the Movie: Forbidden Paradise, Goodbye Casanova, Coming Soon, Maximum Surge, The Lake, The Force, Talk to Me,...TV ShowsBaywatch, Nash Bridges, Titans, Ryan's Hope, Celebrity Dish, Margarita Bowl

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Marks

#Marks / Signs1Lisp, breathless voice2Brown hair and blue eyes3Curvaceous, buxom figure

Salary

TitleSalary (1989)$12,000 /episode

Quotes

#Quote1My mother was Catholic, and my father's Jewish, so we always celebrated everything. To me, it was about the food and the celebration of it. [This year] I made Passover dinner on Friday night and Easter dinner on Sunday night. For Passover, I made matzo ball soup from scratch. And, well, I'm a bad, bad Jew, I made challah bread. I know you're not supposed to [since religious law prohibits eating leavened bread during the Passover holiday]. It's more the tradition for me than the religion. For Easter, I made ham--baked, with apricots.2Every man who's ever fallen in love with me fell hard the minute I cooked a meal for him. It's the way to a man's heart.3"It was almost like falling in love... It became my boyfriend, my best friend, my family." - on her cocaine addiction (Us Weekly, April 2003)

Facts

#Fact1Credits as her favorite acting mentor/best friend.2Her acting mentor is .3Best friends with .4She's bilingual: English and French.5Has two half-brothers named Tristan (b. 1986) and Miles (b. 1988), from her father second marriage.6Auditioned for the role of "Grace Adler" in the situation comedy (1998), but lost to .7Resides in Birmingham, Michigan, since her marriage.8Appeared in underwear along with , , , , , and on the cover of, and inside, the October 1997 issue of "Details" magazine.9Is an avid breast-cancer awareness advocate. She was the 1998 spokesperson for the Lee National Denim Day fund-raising campaign, which raises millions of dollars for breast cancer research and education. Through Bleeth's help, the "Wear Jeans to Work" campaign raised millions on just that one day for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Bleeth's mother died of breast cancer at age 47.10Appeared on (1960) in 1974 when she was only six years old.11Sentenced to two years probation on a cocaine-possession charge. The sentencing also calls for the actress to undergo regular drug tests, serve 100 hours of community service and pay court costs. [January 9, 2002]12Her father, Philip Bleeth, was from a Jewish family from Russia and Germany. Her mother, Carina, who was Arab (Algerian) and French descent. They were divorced. Her mother died of breast cancer on November 7, 1989 at age 47.13Engaged to former bar owner Paul Cerrito [May 2002]14One of People Magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People in 1995.15As a child, attended United Nations International School in New York.16 offered her roles on the television series (1997) and (1990) but she turned them down. However, she eventually accepted his offer to appear in (2000).

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Movies

Actress

TitleYearStatusCharacterHerman's Head1993TV SeriesLindaOne Life to Live1991TV SeriesLeeAnn DemerestRyan's Hope1985-1989TV SeriesRyan Fenelli / Ryan Fenelli HydeHey Babe!1983Theresa O'BrianBeautiful EvilannouncedBaronessBaywatch: Hawaiian Wedding2003TV MovieCarolineTitans2000-2001TV SeriesHeather Lane WilliamsGoodbye, Casanova2000LaviniaHidden War2000TV MovieAlexia FormanNash Bridges1998-2000TV SeriesCaitlin CrossV.I.P.2000TV SeriesKristen GraysonRoad Rage1999TV MovieEllen CarsonUndercover Angel1999Holly AndersonIt Came from the Sky1999TV MoviePepper UpperComing Soon1999MimiUltimate Deception1999TV MovieTerry CuffBASEketball1998Jenna ReedHeaven or Vegas1998RachelVeronica's Closet1998TV SeriesKaterenaThe Lake1998TV MovieJackie IversBaywatch1993-1997TV SeriesCaroline HoldenCrowned and Dangerous1997TV MovieDanielle StevensThe Naked Truth1997TV SeriesNatalieMaximum Surge1996Video GameJoTalk to Me1996TV MovieDiane ShepherdA Face to Die For1996TV MovieEmily GilmoreBaywatch Nights1996TV SeriesCaroline HoldenBaywatch: Forbidden Paradise1995VideoCaroline HoldenThe Force1994VideoCoral Wilson

Self

TitleYearStatusCharacterHoward Stern on Demand2006TV SeriesHerself - GuestThe Reichen Show2005TV SeriesHerselfRevealed with Jules Asner2003TV SeriesHerself - GuestE! True Hollywood Story2001TV Series documentaryHerselfThe Tonight Show with Jay Leno1995-2000TV SeriesHerself - GuestCelebrity Dish2000TV SeriesHerselfLate Show with David Letterman1998-1999TV SeriesHerselfThe Daily Show1997-1999TV SeriesHerself - GuestThe Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn1999TV SeriesHerself - GuestThe Howard Stern Radio Show1999TV SeriesHerself - GuestHoward Stern1994-1999TV SeriesHerself - GuestThe Rosie O'Donnell Show1996-1999TV SeriesHerself - GuestLate Night with Conan O'Brien1994-1998TV SeriesHerself - GuestThe View1998TV SeriesHerself - GuestComedy Central Canned Ham1998TV SeriesHerselfESPY Awards1997TV MovieHerself - PresenterMargarita Bowl1997TV MovieHerselfSaturday Night Special1996TV SeriesHerself - GuestThe World of James Bond1995TV Movie documentaryHerselfBoy Meets World1995TV SeriesHerselfVicki!1992TV SeriesHerself - GuestLive with Kelly and Ryan1989TV SeriesHerself - Guest

Archive Footage

TitleYearStatusCharacterCandid Camera: 5 Decades of Smiles2005VideoHerselfDaytime's Greatest Weddings2004Video documentaryLeeAnne BuchananMaximum Surge2003TV MovieJoPlayboy: The Ultimate Pamela Anderson2002Video documentaryHerselfPlayboy: The Best of Pamela Anderson1995Video documentaryHerself

Awards

Nominated Awards

YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie1999Razzie AwardRazzie AwardsWorst ActressBASEketball (1998)1993Soap Opera Digest AwardSoap Opera Digest AwardsHottest Female StarOne Life to Live (1968)1986Soap Opera Digest AwardSoap Opera Digest AwardsOutstanding Youth Actor/Actress on a Daytime or Prime Time SerialRyan's Hope (1975)

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