Tammy Blanchard is an American actress who was previously married to her husband, Damon Chasmer, whose details are still open.
Tammy Blanchard appeared as Eden in the horror thriller The Invitation in 2015, alongside Logan Marshall-Green, and then as Carolyn in the comedy-drama Tallulah in 2016.
In 2017, she landed her next significant role as Sheree Ainsley in the VH1 satirical comedy-drama series Daytime Divas. The show, however, was canceled after only one season.
In 2018, she portrayed Audrey in the thriller film “Warning Shot” and Becca in the neo-noir thriller film American Dreamer.
Who Is Tammy Blanchard Husband Damon Chasmer?
Tammy Blanchard was previously married to her husband, Damon Chasmer.
The couple also had one daughter with whom she currently lives together. There are not many details about her spouse.
We don’t know when they met each other or married. As per some sources, Tammy lives alone with her girl, and she is not sure where her partner is.
It is also not clear whether she is together with him or not.
Learn About Tammy Blanchard Family
Tammy Blanchard grew up in her hometown of Bayonne with her family.
Her dad, William A. Blanchard, and mother, Patricia L. Blanchard, reared her and her brother, T J Blanchard.
The actress folks’ occupations have not been made public.
She is American by nationality, White Caucasian ethnicity, and part-German and French descent. Tammy hasn’t revealed anything about her schooling.
How Much Is Tammy Blanchard Net Worth?
Tammy Blanchard’s net worth is predicted to be well over $1 million as of early-2022.
She earned it via her successful work as a professional actor, for which she has received over 50 television and film acting credits since beginning her career in the late 1990s.
She received her second Tony Award nomination in 2011 for Best Featured Artist in a Musical for her performance as Hedy LaRue in the Broadway production of ‘How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.’
Tammy Blanchard Biodata Revealed
Tammy Blanchard began her acting career on the hit NBC/ CBS serial opera Guiding Light, where she played as the lead character of spoilt wealthy girl Drew Jacobs from 1998 to 2000.
Her big break inspired her to explore more significant possibilities in cinema and television.
Soon after leaving the series, she rose to fame and critical acclaim for portraying a young Judy Garland in the ABC two-part biographical miniseries Life With Judy Garland: Me And My Shadows.
She went on to play Isabelle Allen in the 2008 historical drama film Cadillac Records, alongside Adrien Brody and Willie Dixon, and Amy Roberts in the 2010 Lifetime biographical drama film “Amish Grace,” for which she obtained paramount praise.