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Beverley Mitchell is an American performer and country music performer with a net worth in the range of $2.5 million. Beverley is best known as the character Lucy Camden Kinkirk in the show 7th Heaven. She was born in Arcadia California, on the 22nd January, 1981. Mitchell was a student at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles where she was a major in film production. She portrayed Grace, a drug addict teenager who is a drug addict in The Crow: City of Angels. While filming The Crow she tried out for and got cast as a character in 7th Heaven, a family drama. The following year, she portrayed a role on The Amanda Show. And in 2003, she appeared featured in Disney Channel Original Movie: Right on Track. In 2005, the reluctant Beverly Mitchell played in the horror sequel Saw 2 as she admitted that she's not a fan of horror movies and in 2007 she appeared in the Lifetime film I Know what I Saw. Mitchell was chosen to play the School Counselor in The Secret Life of the American Teenager, which premiered on January 11, 2011. It was her lifelong dream to become a country music performer and, in 2006, she realized this dream by recording her debut album Beverly Mitchell with record producer D. Scott Miller. The album includes eight songs written by her, which includes the number one song Angel. Beverley Mitchell has an estimated income of 2 million dollars. Beverley Mitchel is most famous as the character Lucy Camden Kinkirk in the show 7th Heaven. She attended Loyola Marymount University with a film production degree. Grace played the teenage drug addict in The Crow: City of Angels. In the course of filming The Crow she auditioned and was chosen for the family drama 7th Heaven. In 2000, she had part in The Amanda Show. Then in 2003, the Disney Channel Original Movie entitled Right on Track was released. Beverly Mitchell reluctantly played the sequel Saw 2 because she admits that horror films aren't her type of film. Also, she was a part of the show on Lifetime called I know what I saw in 2007. Mitchell's role as a school counselor on The Secret Life of the American Teenager was revealed by 2010 and the series began broadcasting in January of this year. She had always wanted to become a country music singer and in 2006 she achieved her goal through the recording of her first album Beverly Mitchell with record producer D. Scott Miller. In addition to the song Angel which became a hit and she co-wrote the eight songs featured on this album. Mitchell's 15-year-old friend Angela was killed in a tragic vehicle crash on April 11 in 1997. This was extremely difficult for Mitchell and her song Angel in her first album written to honor Angela. The experience was also written about in her book Chicken Soup For the Preteen Soul as well as 7th Heaven's show "Nothing Endures But Change". Mitchell's 15-year-old friend Angela passed away in a fatal car crash. Mitchell found this incredibly difficult and Angela was the inspiration for the song Angel the song, which is on Mitchell's debut album. The novel Chicken Soup of the Preteen Soul and The 7th Heaven episode, Nothing Endures But Change also mentions the incident.
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