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Angela Watson was born a farmer’s daughter in a little town of 500 people, outside of Danville,
Illinois. Her parents retired and moved to Southwest Florida when Angela was just ten years old.
Her performing career had begun with tap dancing at the age of three, continuing into her pre-teens
when she amassed over 200 trophies and 60 crowns competing in numerous beauty pageants. Angela
quickly learned that even the best dancer had difficulty beating out a singer in the talent portion of
those contests. Angela was determined to win First Place, thus her singing career was born. At age 13,
she locked herself in her room, not appearing for days until she announced to her parents she would be
singing Patsy Cline’s “Walking After Midnight” in the upcoming pageant, and that she planned to win.
And win she did!

Her pageant success led to modeling in New York and Dallas, until she was discovered by a manager
who advised her parents to take her to Los Angeles and give her a shot at television and film work.
Her first national commercial was for McDonald’s, followed by Doritos, IBM and GE. Within her first
year in California, Angela was cast in a recurring role on ABC’s “Davis Rules” with Jonathan Winters
and Randy Quaid. The following year, Angela was handpicked to costar in the 90’s TGIF sitcom “Step
by Step” playing Suzanne Somers and Patrick Duffy’s very vain and seemingly shallow, though with a
good heart, teenage daughter “Karen Foster” for 7 seasons. The show has over 150 episodes currently
streaming on Hulu.

Even though a successful TV actress, Angela was far from an experienced Hollywood wild child, and
unfortunately her innocence and naivete were taken advantage of by a so called “production partner”
who promised to help her transition into an adult actor with longevity in the business. By the time her
family and friends realized he was actually a con man who was brainwashing Angela, it was too late.
Over the next 20 years, not only was Angela isolated from everyone she loved, but he also convinced
her that she had to sue her parents for supposedly “stealing her money,” when in fact, he was the one
fleecing her acting earnings. Her relationship with the narcissistic abuser turned into a daily nightmare she couldn’t escape from.

Thankfully, Angela was able to secretly listen to some YouTube videos that she now knows was
actually reprogramming her brain to choose to be happy despite her circumstances. After two years of
doing so, she realized she had the courage and strength to break free.
Angela says it was “by the Grace of God, and her mother’s unceasing prayers for her return,” that she is
now joyfully reunited with her formerly estranged family and friends. This new chapter of her life has
already kicked off with quite a bang, after accompanying her fiance to the optometrist, Michael
Witherington, a songwriter at heart from Oklahoma. He asked Angela to record his catchy original
song, “We Love Santa Claus,” with producer Julian Sundby, and Angela was delighted to sing the fun
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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Revision as of 10:56, 7 November 2020