亚利桑德拉·温特沃斯

Alexandra Wentworth was born on January 12, 1965 in Washington, District of Columbia, USA as Alexandra Elliott Wentworth. She is an actress and writer, known for It's Complicated (2009), 甜心先生 (1996) and Nightcap (2016). She has been married to 乔治·斯蒂法诺普洛斯 since November 20, 2001. They have two children.

Educated at the Dana Hall School for Girls, Bard College, New York University, Columbia University

Her mother, Mabel Cabot Wentworth, was First Lady 南茜·戴维斯's social secretary in the White House. Her father, Eric Wentworth, was a reporter for the Washington Post.

Appeared on ABC's 早安美国 (1975) (GMA) to announce her engagement to GMA Political Correspondent 乔治·斯蒂法诺普洛斯. [July 2001]

Welcomed her first child, daughter, Elliott Anastasia on September 9, 2002. She weighed 6lbs, 9oz.

Her father-in-law is the Very Reverend Robert Stephanopolous, who is the Dean at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in NYC, the home parish of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.

Wentworth and Stephanopolous were married at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in NYC. His father presided over the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony that united them.

Met husband 乔治·斯蒂法诺普洛斯 on a blind date.

Second daughter, Harper Andrea, was born at 2:42 a.m., weighing 6lbs. 9oz and 19 inches. [June 2005]

Friend of 简·卡兹玛拉克 and Lee Woodruff.

Writes a column in the women's magazine 'Marie Claire'.

Co-hosted a short-lived daily talk show with Jack Ford. The show was called Living It Up! With Ali and Jack (2003). [September 2003]

As a teenager she attended the same Washington D.C. school as actor 杰弗里·怀特.

Is a close friend of actress 玛莉丝卡·哈吉塔.

A chapter in her 2018 book "Go Ask Ali" is a cautionary tale about whether or not to hire a 'hot' babysitter. She claims to have three friends who've lost their husbands to babysitters over the years.

One of her favorite comedians is 克里斯·洛克.

During her stint on 生动的颜色 (1990) Ali landed a role as Jerry's love interest on just one episode of "Seinfeld" titled Seinfeld: The Soup Nazi (1995). It turned out to be one of the most memorable episodes of the entire sitcom.