DeeDee Bigelow was born on February 6th, 1973, in Olympia, Washington, and grew up on a 5-acre farm surrounded by horses, dogs, and other four-legged critters, which served as her brothers and sisters. Her mother, Ramona, was a dog trainer for police work, making their life quite exciting.
As a child, DeeDee had to be creative, as having no neighbors meant spending a lot of time alone. She developed a passion for drawing, writing poetry, and engaging in various hobbies like riding horses, riding quads in the sand and mountains, jetskiing, snowmobiling, and watching movies. She would often watch movies repeatedly, memorizing her favorite ones, including "Star Wars", which she taped and listened to as she fell asleep.
About two years ago, DeeDee decided to leave Olympia in search of new experiences and ended up in Las Vegas, Nevada, where she auditioned for the reality show "Surreal Life Fame Games" and got accepted. She filmed the show alongside Traci Bingham, Ron Jeremy, Vanilla Ice, and Verne Troyer, which sparked her interest in the entertainment industry.
DeeDee then moved to Hollywood, California, and landed bit parts on popular TV shows like "CSI:NY", "Shark", and "My Name is Earl". She has also appeared in several movies, including "All About Steve", "Dead Air", and "Dockweiler".
With exciting projects on the horizon, DeeDee is looking forward to continuing her success as an actress, producer, and horse wrangler.
