Alexandra Billings Net Worth

Alexandra Billings net worth is $2 million. She is an American actress, teacher, singer, and activist who has played transgender characters in ER, Eli Stone, How to Get Away with Murder, Grey’s Anatomy and The Conners.

Alexandra Billings Biography

Alexandra Scott Billings is an American actress, activist, singer, and teacher. The first openly transgender woman to play a trans character on television is Billings.

She was brought into this world on March 28, 1962 in Schaumburg, Illinois, US. He has more than 71k followers on Instagram – therealalexandrabillings.

She has also played transgender roles in ER, Eli Stone, How to Get Away with Murder, Grey’s Anatomy, and The Conners. She is best recognised for playing the recurring role of Davina in the Amazon series Transparent.

Personal Details

Net Worth	$2 million
Real Name	Alexandra Scott Billings
Date of Birth	March 28, 1962
Birthplace	Schaumburg, Illinois, US
Nationality	American
Profession	Actress, Teacher

Family

Father	Robert Billings
Mother	Yet To Update
Siblings	Yet To Update
Husband	Chrisanne Blankenship

Education

School	Yet To Update
University	Yet To Update
Qualification	Yet To Update

Personal Life

Billings is of European American, African American, and Native American descent; she was born in Illinois into a multicultural household. Billings’ interest in theatre was encouraged by the fact that her father, Robert Billings, was a music instructor at Los Angeles Harbor College and the musical director for the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera. She provided assistance while assisting Carol Burnett and Yul Brynner backstage. She also had appearances in The Roar of the Greasepaint—the Smell of the Crowd and Jesus Christ Superstar. In her early years as an adult, Billings battled homelessness, cocaine and opioid addiction, and briefly engaged in sex work.

Billings and her wife Chrisanne, whom she first met at the age of fourteen in theatre class, reside in Hollywood, California. On December 4, 1995, they were wed in a commitment ceremony in Chicago. On June 28, 2009, Billings was selected to serve as the Pride Parade’s Grand Marshal in Chicago, Illinois. In 1980, Billings began her shift from male to female.

She has been a supporter of HIV health efforts, trans problems, and trans rights since she was diagnosed with HIV in 1985. She claims that her wife, who has been by her side, loved her, and supported her though it all, is the reason she has endured all these years of fighting AIDS. She has discussed having HIV in a number of interviews, including one with her hometown newspaper in 2016. She also discussed living with HIV in an interview with POZ magazine from 2003. She released her memoir This Time for Me: A Memoir in 2022.

Career

At the renowned Baton Show Lounge in Chicago, Illinois, in the early 1980s, Alexandra Billings performed under the stage name Shanté and portrayed Barbra Streisand, Judy Garland, and Liza Minnelli. She was crowned Miss Wisconsin, Miss New York, Miss Chicago, Miss Illinois, and Miss Florida after taking first place in a string of beauty pageants. In 2000 and 2001, she also participated in the Miss Continental pageant as a judge.

In the 2010 movie FAUX, Billings made a joke on how homosexual marriage was boosting the economy. Billings played Professor Jill Hartford in How to Get Away with Murder’s season two, episode six, in 2015. With the aid of GLAAD and ScreenCrush, transgender actors and actresses, including Billings, participated in a 2017 Jen Richards film to Hollywood requesting more and better roles for transgender people.

Billings portrayed Judge Martha Wallace in Goliath’s second season in 2018. Perhaps Billings’ most well-known performance is as Davina in the Transparent Amazon series. The character first appeared in a season one episode and continued to appear throughout the entire length of the programme. On ABC’s The Conners in 2020, Billings played Robin, a transgender supervisor at Wellman Plastics and Darlene Conner’s mentor.

Alexandra Billings is a proponent of the LGBTQ community’s equality as well as an AIDS and LGBTQ activist. She exhorts others to speak out and bring about change for the LGBTQ community. The popular TV programme Billings appears in, Transparent, took up the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comedy Series in 2017. Billings encouraged the audience to engage with others who hold different opinions from their own in order to start a debate and bring about change as opposed to remaining complacent when the cast accepted the prize on their behalf.

She specifically addressed the older LGBTQ generation, asking them to serve as role models for the younger LGBTQ generation, which will carry on the struggle for equality in the future. In her 2015 commencement address to the California State University, Long Beach graduating class, Billings underlined the value of voice once more, telling the students that it is their responsibility to speak up loud, big, and far in order to spread their voices.

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