Jessica was born in Marlboro, New Jersey, and at the tender age of five, she and her mother, Chellie, made the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles, a city that would become the launching pad for her acting dreams to take flight.
As a child, Jessica began her journey in the entertainment industry with co-starring roles on beloved television shows such as Sesame Street and Party of Five. However, it wasn't long before she landed recurring roles on "My Wife and Kids," where she won the Young Artist Award at the age of ten, and "Just for Kicks," where she stole the show with her hilarious portrayal of Marnie Nelson.
Jessica's impressive resume also boasts a range of guest starring roles on popular television shows, including "ER," where she played a character who ultimately met her untimely demise, "Becker," "Unfabulous," and "The Drew Carey Show."
In addition to her television work, Jessica has also had a successful career in film. She has had the privilege of working alongside a range of talented actors, including Madonna in "The Next Best Thing," Jim Carrey in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," Jenny McCarthy in "Thank Heaven," where she played the role of her daughter, Drew Carrey in "Geppetto," and Paul Sorvino in "The Amati Girls."
When she's not busy with her professional endeavors, Jessica enjoys spending quality time with her loved ones, cherishing the importance of family and friendship in her life.
