Brooke Burns

Television personality and actress

Brooke Burns - Performers & Entertainers born March 16th, 1978
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Gained recognition as a television personality and actress. Rose to prominence with roles in the television series 'Baywatch' and 'Dog Eat Dog'. Also hosted the game show 'The Chase'. In addition to acting, engaged in modeling and participated in various television projects.

Acted in 'Baywatch' as Jessie Owens

Hosted 'The Chase'

Participated in 'Dog Eat Dog'

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