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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn is an American film television and theatre actress. A gifted thespian, she has been working in the world of professional acting over the last 27 years. Her first professional role came in 1990 in an Off-Broadway production from The Big Funk, by John Patrick Shanley. Then, in The Perfect Tribute, she made her debut in a TV show a year after. In 1992, she earned her first big break in the form of a secondary character in the movie Basic Instinct. The Firm marked her first role as a female leading actress, opposite Tom Cruise & Gene Hackman. Through the 90s Gwyneth collaborated alongside Hugh Grant on Mickey Blue Eyes and Julie Andrews for Relative Values. Recently, she was her character of Dr. Alex Blake in Criminal Minds.

The women's golf field is filled with gorgeous women who appear to be young. Lexi Thompson comes to mind. Her age is a reason to wonder how she's been so successful in her golf career. Is she blessed with a aptitude for golf or did she get the chance how to play the game from her womb? Lexi Thompson: a great American golfer. The famous golfer was birthed in Coral Springs of Florida, United States of America on the 10th of the month of February in 1995. Alexis Thompson is his birth name, while Amanda Thompson is his mother and Scott Thompson is his father. The girl is US national by birth and is of white ethnicity. Lexi developed her passion for golf from her father. Her dad was an avid golfer, and he began to play from a very young age. When he retired from being an avid golfer He went on to become an expert golf instructor. Both of her brothers discussed below are professional golfers. Lexis was educated from home throughout her years in high school. By September 2012, Lexis was accepted at Louisiana State University in order to receive a bachelor's level degree. There is a strong likelihood that she graduated from the university, however the exact grade attained by her institution is still a mystery. Lexis came from a golfing family and is no stranger to the sport that is predominantly male. In her early years she took up golf, and at the age of 12, she became the first woman in history to become eligible for the US Women's Open. Although she didn't win the title, she did win the Aldila Junior Classic and became the second. She was the youngest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA) in addition to as being the youngest to have won the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at that at the time.