Bridgette Wilson

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Bridgette Wilson-Sampras
Birth name Bridgette Leann Wilson
Born September 25, 1973 (1973-09-25) (age 34)
Gold Beach, Oregon

Bridgette Leann Wilson (born September 25, 1973), also known as Bridgette Wilson-Sampras, is an American film, television actress, and superstar model.

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Wilson was born in Gold Beach, Oregon to Kathy and Dale Wilson.[1] Her sister, Tracy Wilson, is also an actress (As a child, Tracy made her debut in the movie Resurrection, which co-starred Ellen Burstyn). Bridgette was crowned Miss Teen USA in 1990 in Biloxi, Mississippi; she is the second contender from Oregon to win this crown.

After her reign as Miss Teen USA, Wilson became an actress and appeared in: Saved By The Bell (playing "Ginger"), Last Action Hero (playing Arnold Schwarzenegger's daughter), Billy Madison (playing Adam Sandler's teacher/girlfriend), Mortal Kombat (playing Sonya Blade), I Know What You Did Last Summer (playing Sarah Michelle Gellar's elder sister), the ill-fated Melissa Marr in the horror remake of House on Haunted Hill and The Wedding Planner. In addition to acting, Wilson sings; her music is popular in Japan,[citation needed] and she has starred in The Rocky Horror Show (off-Broadway). She was a judge on the 2006 Miss Universe competition.

Wilson is 5 FT 9 in/175 cm, often does her own stunts, and has a big shoe size.

She married tennis champion Pete Sampras on September 30, 2000. They have two sons, Christian Charles (b. November 21, 2002) and Ryan Nikolaos (b. July 29, 2005).

Preceded by
Catherine Dunnam
Miss Oregon Teen USA
1990
Succeeded by
Delilah Anderson
Preceded by
Brandi Sherwood
Miss Teen USA
1990
Succeeded by
Janel Bishop
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