"The Bold and the Beautiful" star Hunter Tylo is selling her Sherman Oaks home for $1.8 Million, reports Variety.
The listing agent is reportedly Ricardo Pardo of the HomeSmart NGC, Inc. Based from its listing announced on Trulia, the TV soap star's two-storey single family home has five bedrooms and six full baths. The listing also stated that the home measures 3,668 sq. ft. resting on a lot having an area of 5,793 sq. ft. An estimated cost of $8,650 mortgage monthly payment for the $1.8M house can also be seen on the listing.
According to Variety, the property also has a couple of gas fireplaces, a formal living room, dining room, den, and a two - car garage. The outlet noted that although it was built in 2004, it was only in July 2006 that the actress bought it for $1.585M. Now, she is listing it as a short sale, which means, that "Tylo owes more on the property than its current market value and/or asking price," explains Variety.
Tylo's rise to fame
Tylo also known as Deborah Jo Hunter, was a famous fashion model in the 70s and 80s, says IMDB.
But according to Huntertylo.com, there's more to her than her beauty: This once top model also has a pre-med degree from Fordham University in New York. She grew up in Texas and started doing plays such as "Vanities" and "I Ought to be in Pictures," states the the actress' official website. Tylo has been listed in People's Magazine's "50 Most Beutiful People" two times and has done over 500 commercials, including one from "Pantene". Tylo's most notable character is "Dr. Taylor Forrester" in CBS' The Bold and the Beautiful."
She was supposed to star in "Melrose Place" but was fired after the producer knew about her carrying a child, says Variety. Her official website notes that she endured much from this phase of her life and later wrote about it in her book, "Making a Miracle", published in 1999. However, it was mainly dedicated to her daughter, Katya, who at three months old, had eye cancer.
Tylo will be appearing soon with Donna Mills and Joan Collins for a docu series titled "Queens of Drama" about former daytime and primetime TV soap stars, Variety reports.
In a separate report, Variety explains that in the new series, "The ladies will be required to work together in front of and behind the cameras as they develop, pitch, and produce their steamy series with the hopes of landing a pilot deal by the end of the season."
