Embarking on the fashion scene at a mere 18 years old, Amber Valletta soared to stardom as an American model and actress. The cover of the esteemed American ‘Vogue’ magazine marked the beginning of her illustrious career.

Throughout the 1990s, Valletta’s presence graced the catwalks for renowned designers like ‘Louis Vuitton,’ ‘Versace,’ ‘Gucci,’ and Giorgio Armani. Her status elevated to ‘supermodel,’ accompanied by multimillion-dollar contracts with Elizabeth Arden and Calvin Klein.

Beyond the runway, she ventured into television, hosting the popular ‘MTV’ show ‘House of Style’ in 1995, concurrently making her film debut in the documentary ‘Unzipped.’

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Father	Not Known
Mother	Theresa Malaby
Brothers	Robert Parks-Valletta
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Marital Status	Married
Partner	Christian McCaw (m. 2003-2015), Hervé Le Bihan (m. 1994-1996)
Sons	Auden McCaw
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• Valletta’s mid-1990s acclaim led her to host ‘House of Style,’ an ‘MTV’ show delving into the fashion world and model lifestyles.

• In 1995, she stepped into the film arena with ‘Unzipped,’ a documentary chronicling fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi’s journey.

• From 2000 to 2001, Valletta graced six films, including ‘Drop Back Ten,’ ‘What Lies Beneath,’ ‘Perfume,’ ‘The Family Man,’ ‘Hysteria – The Def Leppard Story,’ and ‘Max Keeble’s Big Move.’

• Notably, she played Martina in the 2004 comedy-drama ‘Raising Helen’ and made a comedic appearance in ‘Lucky.’

• Valletta showcased versatility in 2005, taking on roles in the action thriller ‘Transporter 2’ and the romantic comedy ‘Hitch.’

• In 2006, she starred in the independent dramedy ‘The Last Time’ with Michael Keaton and the comedy-drama ‘Man About Town.’

• 2007 brought roles in ‘Dead Silence,’ ‘Premonition,’ and ‘My Sexiest Year,’ followed by ‘Days of Wrath’ in 2008.

• Valletta graced the small screen in 2009 on ‘CNN’s ‘State of the Union’ and joined Jackie Chan in the 2010 comedy ‘The Spy Next Door.’

• Her journey persisted with roles in ‘Girl Walks into a Bar’ (2011) and the TV series ‘Revenge’ (2011–2014) and ‘Legends’ (2014).

• In 2017, Valletta featured in documentaries like ‘Walking,’ ‘Kevyn Aucoin Beauty & the Beast in Me,’ and ‘A Film for Planned Parenthood of New York City.’

• Beyond acting, Valletta appeared in music videos for notable artists like Will.i.am, Fergie Duhamel, and Keith Urban.

• Amid her triumphant career, Valletta confronted personal demons.

• Starting with marijuana at age 10, her journey to Europe in her late teens escalated her struggles into alcohol and cocaine addiction.

• A poignant moment occurred when she, in the throes of substance abuse, visited her dying uncle. Seeking redemption, Valletta sought professional help at 25, a turning point that paved the way for her recovery.

• Notably, her battle against addiction fuels her commitment to supporting others on a similar journey.

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