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Emmy winner Camryn Grimes, who stars as Cassie on The Young and the Restless, joined the cast of the CBS daytime drama in March 1997. In 1998 and 1999 she was nominated for an Emmy in the category of Younger Leading Actress In A Daytime Drama. She won the award the following year. In 1998 Camryn was nominated for a Young Artist Award in the category of Outstanding Younger Artist In A Daytime Drama. Camryn's previous television credits include a guest starring role in the daytime drama Days of our Lives, when she was a newborn. She has also guest starred on the CBS program Wide World of Kids and has appeared in national commercials. Camryn enjoys drawing, singing, soccer, white water rafting and swimming and diving. In fact, she learned to swim at only six months of age and learned how to dive when she was a year-and-a-half. She was born in Van Nuys, California and currently resides in Studio City with her family. Her birthday is January 7, 1990. She has brown hair and brown eyes. {bio courtesy cbs.com}
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Cassie is the little girl that Sharon {on left} gave up for adoption when Sharon was a teenager. Cassie grew up in Madison and had been abandoned by her adoptive mother, Alice Johnson. After a bitter court fight with her adoptive mother, Sharon won legal custody of this sweet little girl. Cassie loves her new family, with father Nicholas and little brother Noah very much. |
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Camryn won the 2000 Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Younger Actress. {pics courtesy childstarlets.com} |
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Cassie was a wonderful daughter and great big sister. She's seen here with her dad, Nick, and younger brother, Noah. {pics courtesy Vera, May 9, 2000} |
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Camryn has grown up on Y&R. Unlike most child actors on the soaps, she's been at the center of numerous storylines and is seen onscreen on a regular basis. {photo on right courtesy IMDB.com} |
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Camryn's most recent headshot. {pic courtesy Dayzstarzma} |
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Y&R was the first daytime soap to show actor's names at the beginning of each show, much like a primetime series' opening credits. Camryn was the only young actor to appear in Y&R's opening credits. {pics courtesy Vera} |
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Esther Valentine gave birth to daughter Kate, but the child is almost never seen. |
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Esther Valentine married Norman Peterson in 1994. Esther talked Kay and Rex into allowing her to act as the lady of the house and the two of them be her servants. It was all a ruse, but Norman had a ruse of his own. He wasn't wealthy, as he had claimed. Although the pair chose to marry, Kay hired an actor to perform the ceremony, doubting Norman's character. Rarely seen daughter Kate joined her mother at the wedding. |
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Skip and Carole were thrilled to finally be parents, but they were afraid that Nan, Skylar's birth mother, might bond with the baby and then choose not to give her up. They asked Nan to move out. Soon Nan ran into her former boyfriend, Jeff, and she revealed that she had dropped out of high school due to her pregnancy. After a blood test proved that Jeff was the child's father, Nan and Jeff decided they wanted their baby back. Soon the teens discovered that being full-time parents was too difficult for them. They returned Skylar to Skip and Carole, knowing their daughter would be in a great home. |
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