The Untold Truth Of Angela Kinsey's Husband - Joshua Snyder (2024)

• Joshua Snyder is a well-known actor, baker, and YouTube chef
• He is married to Angela Kinsey, star of The Office and Your Family or Mine.
• He is a graduate of Northglenn High School and the University of Colorado, Boulder.
• He has appeared in a variety of TV series and movies, and has a YouTube channel with his wife called Baking with Josh & Ange.
• His net worth is estimated to be $2 million.

Joshua Snyder is a well-known actor, baker and YouTube chef, who shares a lot of recipes of his desserts. He is also known for being the husband of Angela Kinsey, the star of the TV series’ “The Office” and “Your Family or Mine”.

Early life and family

Joshua Snyder was born on 11 November 1977, in Kansas, USA – his zodiac sign is Scorpio, and he holds American nationality. He was raised by his single mother, Lynne Snyder, with his younger sisters, Josi and Jori. Lynne Snyder is a retired healthcare counselor, who worked in Colorado for more than 30 years; as of 2020, Lynne works as coach and freelance independent counselor. Almost nothing is known about Joshua’s father, as he hasn’t mentioned any details about him.

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Educational background

Joshua matriculated from Northglenn High School, located in Colorado, in 1995. Later he enrolled at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Career

Acting career

Joshua debuted on the silver screen in 2005, when he landed the minor role of Trey Bryan in the romantic melodrama “Shopgirl”, sharing the screen with Jason Schwartzman, Steve Martin and Claire Danes. He had similar minor roles in such movies as “The Glass Beads”, “Fold” and “Short Track”, and also appeared in several episodes of such series as “General Hospital: Night Shift”, “One Tree Hill” and “Huff”. In 2008 he could be seen as Mitch Henson in “CSI: NY”, Larry MacNeil in “Without a Trace” and Chris Pine in “Frank TV”.

In 2009 he landed the role of Police Officer in “The Action Hero’s Guide to Saving Lives”; in 2010 he played Brian Wahl in “Farewell Mr. Kringle”, and Chet in “Hard Breakers”. From 2012 to 2013 he could be seen as Randy in the criminal drama “Blue-Eyed Butcher”, in the “Blackout” TV series as Grady appearing in a couple a episodes, and in the series “Days of Our Lives”, in which he landed the role of Eli. Joshua. He also appeared as frozen pizza caller in the comedy “Miss Dial” (2013), and then participated in voicing over several characters in the video game “Murdered: Soul Suspect”.

In 2014 Joshua was cast as Paul in the short film “Unrequited”, and then appeared as Jake Pahlmeyer in the TV movie “Guilt by Association” (2015).

Among his latest works are the TV series “Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders”, in which he appeared as Drew Dafaoe in the episode “The Devil’s Breath” in 2017, and an appearance in the short movie “Blacked Out”, landing the role of Scott.

YouTube channel “Baking With Josh & Ange”

On 22 NOvember 2016 Joshua started his YouTube channel, onto which he uploaded cooking videos of desserts he enjoyed making. His wife, Angela, soon joined him to diversify his videos with chatting and warming-up the atmosphere. Joshua shared that it was his grandmother who taught him how to cook tasty and not very expensive dishes, as by the end of the 2000’s Joshua had very hard times, being a single father to his two sons. He reflects that the support he felt from his family, his grandparents and siblings, was priceless.

As of 2020, Joshua and Angela’s YouTube channel has almost 90,000 subscribers. The two post new videos twice a month, and often invite various celebrities or their friends to join them in the kitchen. Among their guests one could see Steven Rowley, Jenna Fischer, Brian Baumgartner among many others. Joshua also supports their website, on which he posts the same recipes he shared on his YouTube channel. The most popular video on their channel is entitled “Baking Vegan With Rainn Wilson! | Baking With Josh & Ange”; it was posted on 12 December 2017 and has been viewed more than 375,000 times. It features the popular American actor, Rainn Wilson, who was invited to join Joshua and Angela to bake vegan avocado brownies.

In 2017 Angela and Joshua were invited onto the morning talk show “Home and Family”, aired on the Hallmark Channel. They also made a guest appearance on another cooking show, “The Kitchen”, launched by the Food Network.

Personal life, wife Angela Kinsey

Joshua started dating the popular American actress Angela Kinsey in 2012. After four years of dating, the couple announced their engagement. Angela shared her emotions in her Instagram post from 4 August 2016. She wrote their children asked her to take her place on the blanket near their swimming pool, where she patiently waited for the surprise they prepared for her. At that moment Joshua showed up with the ring, having even called Angela’s mother to ask for her blessing.

‘The kids made me cards and pictures and I cried. I cried that happy ugly cry’, she wrote on her social media account. The engagement ring is an individual design with a big rectangle emerald in a gold band. Angela shared it was a special stone for their family, as all of Angela’s and Joshua’s kids had emeralds as their birthstone. The couple married on 13 November 2016 in front of 130 guests, in a ceremony in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, located in Topanga, California – details were featured in the prestigious Martha Stewart Weddings magazine.

Joshua hides the information about his first wife, who gave birth to his two sons, Jake and Cade.

However, as to Angela, it is known that she was previously married to Warren Lieberstein, the successful writer and producer. She gave birth to their daughter, Isabel Ruby, in 2008. Angela divorced from Warren in 2010.

Who is Angela Kinsey?

Angela Faye Kinsey, was born on 25 June 1971, in Lafayette, Louisiana USA, and is an actress perhaps best known for playing Angela Martin in “The Office”, a comedy series aired on the NBC network from 2005 to 2013. Angela has also appeared in such sitcoms as “Your Family or Mine” (2015), in which she played Claire Weston , and “Haters Back Off”, in which she landed the role of Bethany (2016–2017). Among her latest works are such series as “Miracle Workers” (2019), “Splitting Up Together” (2018 – 2019) and “A.P. Bio” (2018 – present).

Angela can also be seen in such recent movies as “How May We Hate You?” (2018), “Tall Girl” (2019) and “Keep Hope Alive” (2020). For her performance in “The Office” series Angela shared two Screen Actors Guild awards in the category Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in 2007 and 2008. She also won TV Land Awards in 2008 in the category “Future Classic”, for her role of Angela Martin.

Hobbies, favorite things and interesting facts

Joshua is now attending Bel-Air Presbyterian Church, as his wife Angela is a Presbyterian. He also supports her in her activities in the organization “Alley Cat Allies”, a non-profit foundation which improves the lives of cats around the globe, for example, puts road signs near the places where kittens may appear to make the drivers slow down.

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At home, Joshua and Angela have two cats, Snickers and Oreo, and two dogs, Buster and Biscuit. Joshua likes swimming, reading books and jogging.

Appearance

Joshua has dark brown hair and hazel eyes. He is 6ft 1in (1.85m) tall and weighs around 185lbs (84kgs).

Net worth and salary

As of 2020, Joshua’s net worth is estimated to be around $2 million, while his wife Angela Kinsey’s is estimated at over $12 million.

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Who is John Lovitz?

American actor and comedian Jonathan Michael ‘Jon’ Lovitz was born in Los Angeles, California USA, on 21 July 1957, meaning that Cancer’s his zodiac sign. He’s had roles in over 120 TV series and movies, but is perhaps still known best for playing the lead character Andy Kornbluth in the 1998 comedy movie “Happiness”, written and directed by Todd Solondz, and which also starred Jane Adams and Philip Seymour Hoffman. It follows a group of strangers whose lives are about to intertwine, and the film won 12 of its 38 award nominations.

Education and early life

Jon was raised in Los Angeles alongside his sister Leslie, by their father Harold Lovitz and mother Barbara; his parents are Jewish, and his family immigrated to the US from Russia, Hungary and Romania; Jon’s grandfather Feivel Ianculovici moved to the US from Romania in 1914, and changed his name to Phillip Lovitz.

Jon was 13 when he watched the mockumentary comedy film “Take the Money and Run”, and at that point knew that he wanted to become a comedian; he was 16 when he watched the biographical movie “Lenny”, and then began performing comedy for his friends and family members.

He matriculated from a local high school in 1975 and then enrolled at University of California, Irvine at which he studied alongside famous American actress Lisa Valerie Kudrow’s brother David Kudrow; the two men backpacked across Europe together in 1978. Jon graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in drama in 1979, and then honed his acting skills at the Film Actors Workshop.

Roles in TV series

Jon’s debut TV series role was voicing various characters in the 1983 episode “The C-Team/The Chipettes” of the animated adventure comedy “Alvin & the Chipmunks”, and the remainder of the ‘80s saw him play and voice characters in three other series: the drama “The Paper Chase”, the comedy “Foley Square” and the animated action adventure “Captain Planet and the Planeteers” (voice role).

What marked the ‘90s for Jon was playing Max Lewis in 23 episodes (1997-1999) of the hit romantic comedy “NewsRadio”, which Paul Simms created, and which starred Andy Dick, Stephen Root and David Foley. It follows a group of people working at WNYX NewsRadio, the second most popular news radio station in New York State; the series aired from 1995 through 1999 and won one of its 15 award nominations.

From 1994 through 2001, Jon voiced the lead character Jay Sherman in all the 33 episodes of the animated comedy “The Critic”, and the following years saw him appear in an episode of the comedy “Son of the Beach”, the critically acclaimed romantic comedy “Friends” and the crime drama “Las Vegas”.

In 2012 and ‘13, he starred as Bobby Gold in the comedy “Mr. Box Office”, created by Byron Allen, and which also starred Bill Bellamy and Alex Thomas. It follows a film star who’s attacked a paparazzi, and now had to do community service.

From 1985 through 1922 voiced a number of characters in 91 episodes of the critically acclaimed comedy show “Saturday Night Live”, and then appeared intermittently in single episodes through 2020.

From 1991 through 2to the present, Jon voiced various characters in 20 episodes of the animated comedy “The Simpsons”.

Some of his most recent TV series roles have been in the 2021 episode “Blue Caller” of the comedy “The Potwins”, the 2022 episode “The Hack” of the comedy “Space Force” and the 2023 episode “Colin Jost/Kenya Barris/Tobe Nwigwe” of the musical comedy “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”; Jon’s currently shooting for upcoming TV series “Directors Commentary” and “Paper Empire”.

Roles in movies

Jon’s debut film role was playing Security Guard in the 1986 comedy “Hamburger: The Motion Picture”, and the same year saw him appear in the comedy “Last Resort”, the science fiction comedy “Shadoevision” and the romantic thriller comedy “Jumpin’ Jack Flash”. He attracted a lot of attention by playing Scotty Brennen in the evergreen 1988 fantasy comedy “Big”, which Penny Marshall directed, and which starred Elizabeth Perkins and Tom Hanks. It follows a boy who’s wished to become an adult, while his wish has now come true; the movie won 11 of its 25 award nominations, including two Oscar nominations for Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen and Best Actor in a Leading Role (Tom Hanks).

Some of Jon’s following notable performances were in the 1992 adventure family comedy “Mom and Dad Save the World”, the 1993 action crime comedy “Loaded Weapon 1” and the 1993 science fiction comedy “Coneheads”. What marked the decade for him was perhaps portraying Jimmie Moore in the 1998 romantic musical comedy “The Wedding Singer”, directed by Frank Coraci, and which starred Christine Taylor, Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler. It follows singer Robbie and waitress Julia who’ve fallen in love, even though they’re both engaged to other people; the movie won five of its 12 award nominations.

Jon appeared in a couple of hit movies in the 2000s, including the 2001 action adventure comedy “Rat Race”, the 2005 musical crime comedy “The Producers”, and the 2007 romantic comedy “I Could Never Be Your Woman”.

In 2014, he played Frank Miller in the romantic comedy “Coffee Shop”, directed by Dave Alan Johnson, and which starred Laura Vandervoort, Cory M. Grant and Rachel Hendrix; it follows the owner of a coffee shop as she’s trying to save her business from closing.

Some of Jon’s most recent film roles have been in the action adventure “Love on the Rock”, the family fantasy comedy “Lacy’s Christmas Do-Over” and another family comedy “Ace & the Christmas Miracle”, all released in 2021; he’s currently shooting for the upcoming films “The Line Up”, “Christmas For Ever” and “Lost & Found in Cleveland”.

Other credits

Jon both wrote and produced the 1992 comedy film “The Please Watch the Jon Lovitz Special”, and the 2013 comedy series “Lovitz or Leavitz with Jon Lovitz”.

He received special thanks for the TV special “1990 Johnnie Walker National Comedy Search” and the 2013 documentary comedy film “Ian Bagg: Getting to F**king Know You”.

Some of Jon’s most recent talk-show appearances have been in “The Rich Eisen Show”, “The ‘80s: Top Ten”, and “The Masked Singer”.

Awards and nominations

Jon’s won one of his five award nominations: a 1998 National Board of Review Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble, for his and his colleagues’ performance in “Happiness”.

He was also nominated for two Primetime Emmys for Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program in 1986 and 1987, for “Saturday Night Live”, a 1993 American Comedy Award for Funniest Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture for “A League of Their Own”, and a 2013 Behind the Voice Actors Award for Best Vocal Ensemble in a Feature Film, for “Hotel Transylvania” (shared with colleagues).

Love life and relationships

There are a couple of women whom Jon’s dated, that his fans know about. Back in 1996, he spent a couple of months dating American model and actress Brandi Angela Brandt, who’s perhaps still known best for having been Playboy Playmate of the Month in October 1987.

Jon dated Ava Fabian in 1999; she’s a famous American model and actress, and was Playboy Playmate of the Month in August 1986.

He spent a couple of months dating Janice Dickinson in 2004; she’s an American model and businesswoman, and is known for being recognized as one of the first supermodels.

Since 2015, Jon’s been in a relationship with Jessica Lowndes, a Canadian actress and singer who’s 31 years his junior; it’s rumored that the two might marry soon, but this hasn’t been confirmed.

Jon’s yet to mention other women whom he’s been with, he’s in a long-term relationship with Jessica Lowndes as of May 2023, but has never married and doesn’t have children.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Jon blames American comedian Andrew Roane Dick for the death of their friend Philip Edward Hartman, who was a successful Canadian-American actor, comedian and graphic designer; Andrew gave cocaine to Philip’s wife Brynn in 1997, even though he knew that she was a recovering addict. Brynn thus began using again, and killed Philip and herself on 28 May 1998. Jon and Andrew starred alongside in the show “NewsRadio”, and Jon accused him in front of their colleagues of being responsible for Philip and Brynn’s deaths, but eventually apologized; the two men got into a fight at a comedy club in June 2007, with Jon smashing Dick’s head into the bar.

The Jon Lovitz Comedy Club was opened in Universal Studios Hollywood in 2009; its name was changed to Jon Lovitz Comedy Club & Podcast Theatre on 29 May 2011.

Jon’s best friends are famous American actors Adam Sandler and Sean Penn, while he was also a close friend of the late American actress Carole Penny Marshall, who passed away aged 75 on 17 December 2018.

Two of Jon’s favorite actors are the late Leslie Nielsen and Robin Williams, and some of his favorite movies include “The Naked Gun”, “Patch Adams” and “Good Morning, Vietnam”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Jon’s age is 65. He has brown eyes and grey hair, is 5ft 10ins (1.78m) tall and weighs around 170lbs (77kgs).

Jon’s net worth’s been estimated at over $12 million, as of May 2023.

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Who is Taran Killam?

American actor, comedian, screenwriter and singer Taran Hourie Killam was born in Culver City, California USA, on 1 April 1982, making Aries his zodiac sign. He’s had roles in more than 80 TV series and movies, but is perhaps known best for playing the lead character Blake in the 2017 action thriller comedy movie “Killing Gunther”, which he also wrote and directed. The film follows a group of assassins as they’re trying to kill Gunther, the world’s greatest hitman.

Taran’s still today highly active in the film industry, and is currently shooting for the upcoming movie “The River Wild”.

Education and early life

Taran and his sister Taylor Killam were raised in Big Bear Lake, California by their mother who was a singer-songwriter, and father who was an actor and member of the City Garage Theatre Group.

Taran was 12 when he made his debut film appearance, playing Boy of Geriatric Park in the evergreen 1994 crime comedy “Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult”, directed by Peter Segal, and which starred Leslie Nielsen, Priscilla Presley and George Kennedy. It follows former police officer Frank Drebin who’s returned to the Police Squad to help stop a group of terrorists from detonating a bomb at the Oscars; the film won three awards. Taran’s since been active in the film industry.

He moved to Los Angeles, California at the age of 15, and there attended Los Angeles County High School for the Arts; upon matriculating in 2000, Taran enrolled at University of California, Los Angeles’ School of Theatre, Film and Television but dropped out because he wanted to focus on his career.

Roles in TV series

Taran’s debut TV series role was playing Fritz Vincken in a 1995 episode of the crime drama “Unsolved Mysteries”, and the year 2000 saw him appear in an episode of three series: the family fantasy comedy “The Jersey”, the drama “Judging Amy”, and the family fantasy “Touched by an Angel”.

From 2006 through 2009, Taran played both Jimmy and Derrick in the critically acclaimed comedy “Scrubs”, which Bill Lawrence created, and which starred Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison and Zach Braff. It follows John ‘J. D.’ Dorian’s internship at Sacred Heart Hospital, the series aired from 2001 through 2010 and won 33 of its 168 award nominations.

Taran’s also known for voicing the lead character Frantic in all the 30 episodes of the animated action comedy “The Awesomes”, which Michael Shoemaker and Seth Meyers created, and which also starred Bobby Lee and Ike Barinholtz. It follows Mr. Awesome who has quit being a superhero, while his son’s now trying to take his place; the series aired from 2013 through 2015 and was nominated for only a single award. What also marked the 2010s for Taran was playing various characters in 128 episodes of the critically acclaimed comedy show “Saturday Night Live” from 2010 through 2016.

His three most recent TV series roles have been in the 2021 episode “Mr. Mayor’s Magical L. A. Christmas” of the comedy “Mr. Mayor”, two episodes of the 2022 action adventure comedy “Bloodthirsty Hearts” and the 2023 episode “The Young Jedi: Yoda’s Mission” of the animated action “Young Jedi Adventures” (voice role).

Roles in movies

In 2002, Taran played Bret Callaway in the family adventure comedy “Big Fat Liar”, which Shawn Levy directed, and which starred Paul Giamatti, Amanda Bynes and Frankie Muniz. It follows 14 years old Jason Shepherd who’s known as a liar, which is why nobody believes him now that a Hollywood producer’s stolen his idea for a movie; the film won one of its four award nominations. Some of Taran’s following appearances were in the 2003 romantic comedy “Just Married”, the 2004 family musical comedy “Stuck in the Suburbs” and the 2006 comedy “Nobody’s Watching”.

In 2008, he played Josh in the popular romantic comedy “My Best Friend’s Girl”, directed by Howard Deutch, and which starred Kate Hudson, Dane Cook and Jason Biggs. It follows Tank who’s been hired by his best friend to take his former girlfriend on a date, so that she could see that her former boyfriend was actually great; the film was nominated for a Razzie Award for Worst Actress (Kate Hudson).

The year 2013 saw Taran appear in four movies, including the comedy “Grown Ups 2”, the biographical historical drama “12 Years a Slave” (won three Oscars) and the 2013 action crime comedy “The Heat”.

He portrayed Gary in the 2017 comedy “All Nighter”, directed by Gavin Wiesen, and which starred Lip Tipton, Emile Hirsch and J. K. Simmons; it follows a workaholic father who’s trying to find his missing daughter with the help of her former boyfriend.

Taran’s three most recent film roles have been in the 2021 comedy “Welcome to Georgia”, the 2022 short comedy “Fake It Til You Make It” and the 2022 short sports comedy “The NFL Pile On”.

Other credits

Taran wrote and produced the 2016 comedy movie “Brother Nature”, which follows Roger who’s planning to propose to his girlfriend, while her brother might inadvertently ruin his plans.

He received special thanks for the 2019 short animated comedy “Hair Love”.

Taran’s most recent talk-show and game-show appearances have been in “Entertainment Tonight”, “The $100,000 Pyramid” and “The Late Late Show with James Corden”.

Awards and nominations

Taran won a 2017 San Diego International Film Festival Special Achievement Award for Visionary Filmmaker.

He was nominated for a 2012 Gold Derby Award for Performer of the Year, for “Saturday Night Live”, as well as for two Gold Derby Awards for Ensemble Cast and Ensemble of the Decade in 2014 and 2020, both for “12 Years a Slave”.

Love life and wife

Taran can rarely be heard speaking about his love life in public, but has still allowed his fans to take a glimpse into it. He and Canadian actress Jacoba Francisca Maria ‘Cobie’ Smulders began dating sometime in the mid-2000s, and exchanged vows in a small ceremony in January 2009. Cobie’s appeared in close to 60 TV series and movies, and is maybe known best for playing Agent Maria Hill in both the 2012 action science fiction film “The Avengers”, and the 2015 action science fiction adventure movie “Avengers: Age of Ultron”.

Cobie gave birth to their first daughter Shaelyn Cado Killam on 16 May 2009, and their second daughter Janita Mae Killam followed in January 2015.

Taran’s yet to mention other women whom he’s maybe been with, he’s married to Cobie Smulders as of May 2023, and they have two daughters together.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Taran’s only two days older than his wife Cobie.

His younger brother Taylor’s a member of the Los Angeles metal band Allura.

Taran’s a huge fan of American Football, and cheers for the Los Angeles Rams.

Over 290,000 people are following Taran on Instagram today, and he’s posted nearly 800 pictures and videos onto the network; most of Taran’s content is about his movies and TV series.

He loves Halloween, and some of his costumes can be seen in his Instagram pictures.

Taran’s an avid traveler and has been to many countries all around the world, while his favorite city to visit is London, England.

One of his favorite actors is Russell Crowe, while some of Taran’s favorite movies include “The Pope’s Exorcist”, “Poker Face” and “A Beautiful Mind”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Taran’s age is 41. He has brown eyes and black hair, is 6ft (1.84m) tall and weighs around 170lbs (78kgs).

Taran’s net worth’s been estimated at over $10 million, as of May 2023.

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Who is Keshia Knight Pulliam?

American actress, producer and director Keshia Knight Pulliam was born in Newark, New Jersey USA, on 9 April 1979, meaning that Aries is her zodiac sign. She’s had roles in close to 40 TV series and films, but is perhaps still known best for starring as Rudy Huxtable in nearly all the 197 episodes of the romantic family comedy series “The Cosby Show”, which also starred Phylicia Rashad and Bill Cosby, and was created by Michael Leeson. It follows the lives of members of an African-American family, the series aired from 1984 through 1992, and won 56 of its 115 award nominations.

Education and early life

Keshia and her three brothers Juwan, Mshon Knight and James Knight were raised in Newark by their father James Knight Pulliam Sr., who was a manager in the entertainment industry, and mother Denise who was a housewife.

Keshia was only five when she launched her acting career by appearing in “The Cosby Show” in 1984, and the same year saw her appear in two episodes of the animated adventure comedy series “Sesame Street”. She studied at Rutgers Preparatory School, and after she was done shooting for “The Cosby Show” in 1992, she and her family moved to Virginia; Keshia studied at Potomac School prior to switching to Foxcroft School, from which she matriculated in 1997.

She continued her education at Spelman College, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2001.

Roles in movies

Keshia’s debut film role was playing Sophia in the 1985 action comedy “The Last Dragon”, which Michael Schultz directed, and which starred Christopher Murney, Vanity and Taimak. It follows a young man who’s searching for a martial arts master in New York City, and the film was nominated for three awards. The remainder of the ‘80s saw Keshia appear in the 1985 family drama “Back to Next Saturday”, the 1987 family drama “The Little Match Girl” and the 1989 family adventure comedy “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court”.

Keshia appeared in the 1990 family comedy “The Earth Day Special” and the family musical “Polly: Comin’ Home!”, also in 1990, then had no other film roles in the ‘90s.

The year 2004 saw her play Letrice in the thriller “Motives”, directed by Craig Ross Jr, and which starred Vivica A. Fox, Shemar Moore and Golden Brooks. It follows successful businessman Emery Simms who’s cheating on his wife with free-spirited Allanah, and the film was nominated for four awards. Keshia could then have been seen appearing in the 2005 family adventure “The Gospel”, the 2008 action crime thriller “Death Toll” and the 2009 crime comedy “Madea Goes to Jail”.

She starred as Rachel Paris in the 2015 romantic comedy “Will to Love”, written and directed by Chris Stokes, and which also starred Marques Houston and Draya Michele; the film follows a man who has to find a wife if he wants to inherit his family’s multi-million dollar company.

Keshia’s three most recent film roles have been in the 2021 family drama “Redeemed”, the 2022 romantic comedy “A New Orleans Noel” and the 2023 thriller “The Hillsdale Adoption Scam”.

Roles in TV series

Keshia played Rudy Huxtable in three episodes (1988) of the comedy “A Different World”, which starred Jasmine Guy, Lisa Bonet and Kadeem Hardison, and was created by Bill Cosby. It follows the lives of several college students, the series aired from 1987 through 1993 and won 17 of its 25 award nominations. Keshia’s only other TV series role in the ‘80s was playing Polly in the 1989 episode “Polly” of the family adventure “The Magical World of Disney”.

Her only TV series role in the ‘90s was portraying Guitarist in the 1997 episode “The Return of the Charlites” of the comedy “Cosby”, which starred Bill Cosby and Phylicia Rashad, and was created by Dennis Klein. It follows Hilton Lucas who’s been forced to retire, while both he and his wife want him to work; the series aired from 1996 through 2000 and won 10 of its 24 award nominations.

Since 2007, Keshia’s been starring as Miranda Payne in the hit family comedy “House of Payne”, which also stars LaVan Davis and Cassi Davis, and was created by Tyler Perry. It follows several generations of a family as they’re all living under the same roof, and the series won 20 of its 37 award nominations.

Other credits

Keshia produced the 2021 family movie “Redeemed”, the documentary film “Eggs Over Easy” and the 2022 romantic comedy movie “A New Orleans Noel”; she also directed the romantic comedy film “Girlfriendship” and the episode “Cracked Nest Egg” of the series “House of Payne”, all in 2022.

She produced the 2022 documentary movie “Bill Cosby: Walking Free”.

Keshia’s most recent talk-show appearances have been in “Married at First Sight”, “Tamron Hall” and “Entertainment Tonight”.

Awards and nominations

Keshia’s won eight of her 17 award nominations. Some of her wins include a 1989 Young Artist Award for Best Ensemble in a Television Comedy, a 1991 Kids’ Choice Award for Favorite TV Actress and a 2011 TV Land Impact Award, all three for her performance in “The Cosby Show”; she also won three Image Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series in 2009, 2010 and 2012, all for “House of Payne”.

Keshia was also nominated for a 1986 Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, for “The Cosby Show”.

Love life and marriages

There are only two men whom Keshia’s been with, that her fans know about. She met American former football linebacker Edgerton ‘Ed’ Hartwell II in 2015, and they married on 1 January 2016, but she filed for divorce on 25 July 2016, then gave birth to their daughter Ella Grace Hartwell on 23 January 2017. Keshia was given full custody over Ella when the divorce was finalized in April 2018, while Ed was ordered to pay child support of $3,000 a month.

She met American actor Brad James while they were shooting for the 2019 film “Pride and Prejudice: Atlanta”, they became engaged in December 2020 and married in September 2021; Keshia gave birth to their son in April 2023.

She’s yet to speak about other men whom she’s maybe dated, Keisha’s married to her second husband Brad James as of May 2023 and they have a son together, while she also has a daughter with her first husband Edgerton Hartwell.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Keisha was only six when she was nominated for a Primetime Emmy, making her the youngest actress to be nominated for the prestigious award.

She won the celebrity versions of the game-shows “Fear Factor” and “Weakest Link”.

VH1 once ranked her #19 on their list ‘100 Greatest Kid Stars’, while E! Television ranked her #11 on their list ’50 Cutest Child Stars: All Grown Up’.

Keisha’s an Instagram star, as over two million people are following her on the network, while she’s posted more than 1,600 pictures and videos.

She’s passionate about dancing, and took lessons for five years as a teenager.

Keisha’s a lover of animals, and she and her husband have a pet dog.

Her favorite actress is Regina King, while some of her favorite movies include “The Harder They Fall”, “Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous”, and “Boyz n the Hollywood”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Keshia’s age is 44. She has brown eyes and black hair, is 5ft (1.54m) tall and weighs around 108lbs (49kgs).

Keshia’s net worth’s been estimated at over $6 million, as of May 2023.

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