Stacey Dash Wikipedia, Biography, Age, Family, Height, Net Worth, Fast Facts

• Stacey Dash is an American actress, born in 1967
• She is best known for her role in the ’90s cult hit movie “Clueless”
• She has been married three times and has two children from previous relationships
• Dash has a net worth of over $8 million and is of Mexican-American and African-American descent
• She is active on social media and has expressed controversial political views, supporting Republican candidate Donald Trump

Who Is Actress Stacey Dash from “Clueless”? Her Wiki and Age

Stacey Lauretta Dash was born either on 20 January 1967, which means that her zodiac sign is Capricorn and she is 51. Dash, born in The Bronx, New York City USA, is best known as the actress who worked on projects such as “Clueless”, one of the ‘90s cult teenage movies, “Renaissance Man” and “View from the Top”. She has also appeared in music videos such as “All Falls Down” by Kanye West.
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Spouse and Kids

When it comes to Stacy’s relationship status, she has been married three times. She first married Brian Lovell, a producer, in mid-July 1999 but the couple divorced in 2004 after having a daughter named Lola. In 2005, she married James Maby, but the couple divorced the following year, and in 200 she married Emmanuel Xeureb, however, they divorced in 2011, since when Stacey has been single. She has a son named Austin from her relationship with singer Christopher Williams.

Net Worth

So just how rich is Stacey Dash as of mid-2018? According to authoritative sources, this actress has a net worth of over $8 million, with her wealth being accumulated from her over three decades long career in the previously mentioned field. Stacey hasn’t disclosed information regarding any assets such as houses or cars.

Parents and Background

When it comes to Dash’s ethnicity, she is of African-American and Mexican descent. Her mom, Linda is of Mexican-American ancestry, and her father, Dennis is an African-American. She has a stepfather, as her mother remarried, and also has a younger brother named Darien, who is the founder of DME Interactive. Stacey was a student of Paramus High School and matriculated in 1985. She naturally has dark hair and eyes, but sometimes dyes her hair honey blonde, which also suits her complexion. Speaking about her body measurements, Stacey is 5 ft 4ins (1.63 m) tall and weighs 125 lbs (57 kg). According to the photos available on the internet, the actress has a slim and fit figure.
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Early Career

Dash made her acting debut in 1982, being cast to portray Denise Gray in “Farrell for the People”, and followed by making several support appearances in projects such as “The Cosby Show” and “Moving”. Eventually, she joined the cast of “TV 101”, in which she portrayed Monique in 13 episodes of the show through 1988-89. In 1994, she had a cameo in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”, and worked on “Renaissance Man”, which gave her a chance to collaborate with actors such as Danny DeVito, Gregory Hines, James Remar and Ed Begley Jr. She was then cast to play Dionne in “Clueless”, a worldwide acclaimed comedy movie, which follows the story of a rich and popular high school student who tries to help a new pupil gain popularity. She played one of the main characters of the movie, which allowed her to gain more popularity with audiences. In the next year, she joined the TV series based on the movie, and starred in its 62 episodes, finishing with the project three years later. In the meantime, Dash worked on “Cold Around the Heart” and “Illegal in Blue”.

Latter Career

As of the early 2000s, she worked on numerous projects, including “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”, a critically appraised crime television series, and “Paper Soldiers”, portraying Tamika in the latter and working alongside Kevin Hart, Jay Z and her cousin Damon Dash. In 2003, Stacey appeared in “View from the Top”, and in the next year made an appearance in Kanye West’s video for his song “All Falls Down”. As of 2007, she played one of the main characters of “Ghost Image”, a thriller movie directed by Jack Snyder, and two years after that, she joined the cast of “The Game” in the role of Camille Rose. During 2011, Stacy portrayed Valerie Stokes in “Single Ladies”, and continuing to work at a rapid pace, she played Kendra Birch in “The Thinning”. When it comes to her future projects, these include “Dawgtown”, “The Dawn” and “7^th Secret”. Overall, she has had close to 60 acting gigs over the course of more than two decades, and we are sure that there is still more to come for this talented actress.

Controversy and Politics

Dash has openly spoken about the traumas and problems she has faced in private life. She revealed that she was molested as a child by a family friend, and that she was doing cocaine in her teens and 20s. Besides that, she has somehow dated abusive men numerous times, but has used all of those experiences to help her children, and teach them important lessons as well as to protect them. When it comes to her political views, Dash supported Barack Obama in 2008, nonetheless in the next election she endorsed Mitt Romney, which led to her receiving a backlash on the internet. In 2013, she criticized Jay-Z and Beyonce on their trip to Cuba. Speaking about the latest elections, she supported Republican candidate Donald Trump. Her views on abortion are controversial as well, as she played Mildred Jefferson, the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School and the president of National Right to Life, the oldest national pro-life organization in America; the title card of the movie reads “Abortion is the #1 killer of African Americans in the United States.”

Social Media

Being in the entertainment industry, Dash is active on social media as well, and has Instagram and Twitter accounts – on the former she is followed by almost 90,000 people and she often posts photos from her private life, including of her children. In addition, the actress has a tendency to post inspirational biblical quotes.