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Lisa Rinna is an American actress, television personality, author, and model, widely recognized for her dynamic career in entertainment 12. She has a long-standing presence in both daytime and primetime television, as well as in reality TV.
Early Life and Background
Born Lisa Deanna Rinna on July 11, 1963, in Newport Beach, California, she was raised in Medford, Oregon. Her parents are Lois and Frank Rinna, and she has an older half-sister named Nancy Rinna 4.
Notable Career Highlights
Acting Roles
Rinna is well-known for several prominent acting roles:
- Billie Reed on the NBC daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives 124.
- Taylor McBride on Fox's television drama Melrose Place 12.
Reality Television
Beyond scripted dramas, Rinna gained significant recognition for her role in reality television:
- The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (RHOBH): She was a prominent cast member, known for her outspoken personality 257.
- The Traitors: Rinna also participated in The Traitors, where she was eliminated after cast members doubted her loyalties 78.
Author and Other Ventures
Rinna is also an author. She has recently released a new memoir titled You Better Believe I'm Gonna Talk About It, where she discusses her relationships with former RHOBH costars and her experiences 57.
Personal Life
Lisa Rinna has been married to actor Harry Hamlin since 1997. The couple shares two daughters 3. Rinna has openly discussed her marriage, stating that while it takes "a lot of work," it isn't always "cute" 6.
Sources
- 1Lisa Rinna - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
- 2Lisa Rinna - IMDb imdb.com
- 3Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin's Relationship Timeline people.com
- 4Lisa Rinna - Biography - IMDb imdb.com
- 5Lisa Rinna's New Book Reveals Who She's Still Friends With From RHOBH ... usmagazine.com
- 6Lisa Rinna Says Her Marriage to Harry Hamlin 'Isn't Cute All the Time' people.com
- 7Lisa Rinna Talks New Memoir Post-'Housewives' and 'The Traitors ... cosmopolitan.com
- 8Is There Anything Lisa Rinna Won't Say? - The New York Times nytimes.com
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