Last updated on May 21st, 2025 at 08:52 am
Juliana Tyson Biography
Juliana Tyson is an American actress who is widely known for her roles in Guitar Man (2018), Rory’s Way (2018), and Cry Now (2014). She was born on March 26, 1985, in Los Angeles, United States.
Juliana Tyson Facts
- Name: Juliana Long Tyson.
- Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, United States.
- Date of Birth: March 27, 1985.
- Birthday: March 27.
- Zodiac Sign: Aries.
- Occupation: Actress.
- Nationality: American.
- Race: White.
- Religion: Christianity.
- Sexuality: Straight.
- Gender: Female.
Juliana Tyson Age
Tyson is 40 years old as of 2025. She was born on March 27, 1985, in Los Angeles, California, United States. She celebrates her birthday on March 27 every year. Her birth sign is Aries.
Juliana Tyson Height
Juliana Tyson stands at a height of 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 m).
Juliana Tyson Weight
Tyson is moderately overweight, which is ideal for her height. However, her precise weight and other body measurements are currently not publicly available. She has green eyes and brown hair.
Educational Background
Tyson is a native of Los Angeles, California, born on March 27, 1985. Juliana studied and graduated from a local high school. She graduated with a degree in Theatre from the University of Southern California, where she used to play roles, such as “Boquicia” in the original musical, “Invasion!
Juliana Tyson Parents
Tyson was born to her caring father, Bruce Tyson, and her mother, Shelley Long in Los Angeles, California. Her father used to be a counselor at the time Shelley was playing the character, “Diane Chambers” in Cheers, while her mother is an actress who is well-known for playing the character, “Diane Chambers” in the film Cheers (1982). After playing the role for five years, Shelley quit the role in 1987. She wished to pursue a film career and spend more time with her daughter.
Unluckily, her parents divorced in 2004 and Juliana assisted her mother in overcoming the pain of the divorce. She likely remained close to her father who had another daughter, Bella Tyson Montgomery, with another woman.
Juliana Tyson Siblings
Tyson has a step-sister named Bella Tyson Montgomery who was born to her father with another woman. The two half-sisters bonded deeply.
Juliana Tyson Husband
Tyson is married to her husband Ryan Kissck. The couple first had an encounter when they were children, although they meet again. After approximately 20 years they met again. They dated shortly before deciding to get married on September 29, 2015, in Ashford Castle in Ireland. They went on a honeymoon in South Africa.
Juliana Tyson Kids
Together with her husband Ryan, they are happy parents of a daughter, Josephine Belle Kissick.
Juliana Tyson Net Worth
Tyson’s estimated net worth is between $1 million and $5 million. Her main source of income is her successful career as an Actress. Juliana’s net worth reflects her financial success and the value she has created throughout her career. It encompasses various assets, investments, and income streams that contribute to her overall financial standing.
Interested Facts About Juliana Tyson
Family
- Father: Bruce Tyson.
- Mother: Shelley Long.
- Siblings: Bella Tyson Montgomery.
- Marital Status: Married.
- Husband: Ryan Kissck.
- Kids: Josephine Belle Kissick.
Body Measurements
- Breast Size: Not Available.
- Waist Size: Not Available.
- Hips Size: Not Available.
- Shoe Size: Not Available.
- Dress Size: Not Available.
- Eye Color: Black.
- Hair Color: Brown.
Career
Juliana developed a passion for the performing arts. When she was three years old, she went to the Cirque du Soleil tent and was fascinated with the leotards, mimes, and, most notably, the limelight. She graduated with a degree in Theatre from the University of Southern California where she played roles, such as Rabbi Isador Chemelwitz” in Tony Kushner’s “Angels in America”, “Boquicia” in the original musical, “Invasion!”, and “Elizabeth Proctor” in the faculty major-stage production of “The Crucible”.
Furthermore, during her time at USC, she composed and performed an hour-long, one-woman show entitled, “Pieces”, about her compulsion to hoarding relics from her childhood home in the trunk of her car. Her position in CTG’s 2004 production of “Dead End” honored the fulfillment of a long-standing dream to act on the glorious Ahmanson stage in “Downtown”. Again in 2004, her parents divorced, and she helped her mother overcome the hurt of the divorce.
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