Junie Chenoweth
Juliette Chenoweth has a long and varied career in the entertainment industry. She is a well-known face on the Broadway stage, and has been a part of a variety of television shows. In addition to her starring roles in Broadway musicals, Chenoweth also appears in films and on television shows.
Chenoweth began her career in off-Broadway productions, but her real breakthrough came in 1997 with the production of Steel Pier. There she played dancer Precious McGuire, and she channeled her own emotions into the role. She won a Theater World Award for this role.
Chenoweth is married to Jerry Morris Chenoweth and has two children: a son and a daughter. She is an advocate for adoption in the U.S. and has a strong supporter of the cause, although she has expressed little interest in meeting her birth parents. She and her husband, Jerry, have been together for the past decade. Before settling down on Broadway, Chenoweth was a chemical engineer and worked on various projects.
Chenoweth is a practicing Christian and often speaks about her faith. In 2005, she recorded an album called As I Am that featured contemporary Christian music and gospel hymns. Although she is a Christian, she has liberal social views, and her faith has gotten her in trouble with some conservative Christian groups.
The actress-singer Kristin Chenoweth was born in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. She and her mother were adopted when she was five days old. She is now a successful actress and singer. Her daughter, Kristin, is also an active singer and actor. She grew up in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and she made her acting debut in Minneapolis at the Guthrie Theater.
In addition to her career as an actress, Chenoweth has also made a handsome amount of money in her private life. She is married to her long-time partner, Jerry Chenoweth. They live a happy and stable life together and have no extramarital affairs.
After graduating from high school, Chenoweth pursued a career in the arts. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in musical theater and an MFA in opera. She used her pageantry career to finance her higher education. In 1991, she won the Miss Oklahoma pageant. After graduating, she went on to record the musical The Most Happy Fella.