58 y/o
Tia Carrere is a versatile Asian American actress, singer, and model who gained recognition for her talent and beauty in Hollywood. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Carrere (born Althea Rae Duhinio Janairo) began her career as a model and was crowned Miss Hawaii in 1985. She then ventured into acting, making her breakthrough in the popular 1992 film "Wayne's World," where she played the love interest of the main character, Wayne Campbell. Carrere's exceptional performance and on-screen charisma propelled her to stardom and led her to secure notable roles in movies like "True Lies" (1994) and "Rising Sun" (1993).
In addition to her acting achievements, Tia Carrere has also pursued a successful singing career. She released her first album, "Dream" in 1993, which included a cover of the classic song "Ballroom Blitz." Her music combines elements of rock, pop, and Hawaiian influences, nodding to her Polynesian heritage. Carrere's singing prowess earned her a Grammy Award for Best Hawaiian Music Album in 2009, establishing her as a talented vocalist with a diverse range of abilities. Throughout her career, Tia Carrere has continually proven her versatility and talent, showcasing her abilities as an actress, singer, and model, making her a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.