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Angela Watson was born a farmer’s daughter in a little town of 500 people, outside of Danville, |
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Illinois. Her parents retired and moved to Southwest Florida when Angela was just ten years old. |
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Her performing career had begun with tap dancing at the age of three, continuing into her pre-teens |
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when she amassed over 200 trophies and 60 crowns competing in numerous beauty pageants. Angela |
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quickly learned that even the best dancer had difficulty beating out a singer in the talent portion of |
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those contests. Angela was determined to win First Place, thus her singing career was born. At age 13, |
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she locked herself in her room, not appearing for days until she announced to her parents she would be |
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singing Patsy Cline’s “Walking After Midnight” in the upcoming pageant, and that she planned to win. |
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And win she did! |
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Her pageant success led to modeling in New York and Dallas, until she was discovered by a manager |
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who advised her parents to take her to Los Angeles and give her a shot at television and film work. |
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Her first national commercial was for McDonald’s, followed by Doritos, IBM and GE. Within her first |
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year in California, Angela was cast in a recurring role on ABC’s “Davis Rules” with Jonathan Winters |
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and Randy Quaid. The following year, Angela was handpicked to costar in the 90’s TGIF sitcom “Step |
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by Step” playing Suzanne Somers and Patrick Duffy’s very vain and seemingly shallow, though with a |
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good heart, teenage daughter “Karen Foster” for 7 seasons. The show has over 150 episodes currently |
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streaming on Hulu. |
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Even though a successful TV actress, Angela was far from an experienced Hollywood wild child, and |
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unfortunately her innocence and naivete were taken advantage of by a so called “production partner” |
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who promised to help her transition into an adult actor with longevity in the business. By the time her |
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family and friends realized he was actually a con man who was brainwashing Angela, it was too late. |
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Over the next 20 years, not only was Angela isolated from everyone she loved, but he also convinced |
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her that she had to sue her parents for supposedly “stealing her money,” when in fact, he was the one |
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fleecing her acting earnings. Her relationship with the narcissistic abuser turned into a daily nightmare she couldn’t escape from. |
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Thankfully, Angela was able to secretly listen to some YouTube videos that she now knows was |
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actually reprogramming her brain to choose to be happy despite her circumstances. After two years of |
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doing so, she realized she had the courage and strength to break free. |
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Angela says it was “by the Grace of God, and her mother’s unceasing prayers for her return,” that she is |
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now joyfully reunited with her formerly estranged family and friends. This new chapter of her life has |
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already kicked off with quite a bang, after accompanying her fiance to the optometrist, Michael |
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Witherington, a songwriter at heart from Oklahoma. He asked Angela to record his catchy original |
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song, “We Love Santa Claus,” with producer Julian Sundby, and Angela was delighted to sing the fun |
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toe-tapping holiday tune. Angela kicked off 2020 playing 8 different characters in a 6 week run of The Dining Room. |
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[[Category:1975 births]] |
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Revision as of 10:56, 7 November 2020
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