Debbie Barker, a stunning blonde, hails from Nelsonville, Ohio, and has always been bolstered by her striking features, as well as the unwavering support and encouragement of her family, particularly her mother Kate. With her natural beauty serving as a foundation, Debbie promptly found work posing for various catalogs and print advertisements, quickly becoming well-versed in commercial acting and camera techniques.
As her career progressed, Debbie transitioned to television, beginning with a small, uncredited role on the popular soap opera "Ryan's Hope" in 1986. She soon gained momentum, appearing in numerous commercials, including notable campaigns for Twix cookie bars, as well as episodes of various television shows such as "Down & Out in Beverly Hills," "Mr. Belvedere," "Rags to Riches," "Boys Will Be Boys," "Matlock," "Alien Nation," "Night Court," "Babes," "Dragnet," "They Came From Outer Space," "Santa Barbara," and "Walker, Texas Ranger." Her film credits include "The Stepford Children," "Wolfpack," and "Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story."
Although Debbie's work on the screen was incredibly successful, she eventually shifted her focus to additional stage work, both on- and off-Broadway, as well as more modeling. She made her Broadway debut in "The Innocents," while simultaneously serving as the face of Etam Goldwell. Debbie also lent her services as an ambassador to numerous fashion companies, including Skin-Marvel and The Fab-you-less Card. In 2005, she embarked on a new venture, founding her own business, Looking Gorgeous, which has undoubtedly capitalized on her radiant beauty.
