Christa Miller

Arguably, American Comedy scene’s most successful actress is Christa Miller. Born Christa Miller Lawrence in Manhattan, New York in May 28, 1964, television comedy series’ jewel can be remembered by portraying inimitable roles such as Kate O’Brien in The Drew Carey Show and Scrubs’ Jordan Sullivan. The show Scrubs was her husband’s brainchild.

Acting and being a celebrity run in the bloodline. Her mother Bonnie Trompeter was a famous model in her era. She is also the niece of NBC sports guy Dick Ebrasol. Notably, the most recognizable figure in the family is Aunt Susan Saint James.

Miller was introduced to the entertainment industry at such a young age. Barely eating and walking, the six-month old Christa was shown in a Wonder Bread television ad. Three years later, she posed her charms in an Ivory commercial with Francesco Scavullo.

Her stint in the limelight was briefly cut short when she had to undergo a surgical procedure to remove benign tumors from her bones. After period of recovery, she did a couple of modeling stints. Soon after she retired, she enrolled herself in an acting school in Los Angeles and debut as US Maxim’s first cover girl.

One of her biggest television breaks came with The Drew Carey Show which was aired from 1995 to 2002. Her appearance in Seinfeld twice has made ratings for the program shoot up.

Her better half Bill Lawrence produced the popular TV Show Scrubs. In 2001, Miller was invited for a gust role as Dr. Cox’s ex-wife Jordan Sullivan. The intention for her role was just for bit parts. However, due to audience applaud and demands, she was seen almost regularly in the show.