The American actress Markie Post was born on 4th November 1950 in California, United States. Her parents’ names are Marylee Post and Richard F. Post, and she has two siblings named Stephen & Rodney. Post went to Las Lomas High School for schooling.
After that, She went to Lewis & Clark College in Oregon and then Pomona College to getting a degree in arts from Lewis & Clark. Before her acting career, she worked in many game shows.
The first time, Markie got work in the production of Tom Kennedy’s version of Split Second. She did amazing work in the American television industry. In 1979, Markie got fame when she debuted with Chips serial as Roberta 1979.
Besides, she worked in many movies, such as gangster Wars in 1981. She is also known due to her work in the series The Fall Guy from 1982 to 1985.
In a famous drama named “The Night court,” she played the role of public defender Christine Sullivan that was aired from 1985 to 1992. Markie married Stephen Knox but divorced in 1972. After that, she again married Michael A Ross, and the couple has two children.
Body Measurements
- Weight: 50 kg
- Height: 5’6″
- Bra size: 34C
- Shoe size: 6.5
- Body measurements: 37-23-35 inches
Personal Information
- Birth Date: 4 November 1950
- Age: 69
- Nationality: American
- Horoscope: Scorpio
- Eye color: Blue
- Hair color: Blonde
FAQs
Q: What was Markie well-known for?
Markie Post (1950-2021)
Night Court, where she played Christine Sullivan, was probably her biggest TV role (1984). She was in 156 episodes of this comedy, from 1984 to 1992.
Q: How much money was Markie worth when she died?
She played Georgie Anne Lahti Hartman in the CBS sitcom “Hearts Afire” from 1992 to 1995. Markie had a net worth of $12 million when she died.
Q: Who was Markie’s first husband?
Stephen Knox
Post first got married to Stephen Knox, who she met at Lewis & Clark College. She later married the actor and writer Michael A. Ross, with whom she had two daughters.
Q: Who went to Biz Markie’s funeral?
Sure!, Fat Joe, Montell Jordan, Grand Puba, and Kid Capri, among others, were all there for the ceremony. Markie, who was known for the classic song “Just a Friend” from 1989, died last month at the age of 57.