Becki Newton

Becki is the daughter of a Connecticut native. At age 13, she began to perform in local plays and summer productions of the stock theater. Her studies included many years of European History in the University of Pennsylvania. Becki made the move to NYC upon graduation, to pursue Broadway. Following her appearance in many national commercials and guest starring roles such as Cold Case (2003), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999), as well as American Dreams (2002), she landed the role of Amanda on Ugly Betty (2006). Her brother Matt Newton is an actor as well as her spouse Chris Diamantopoulos. If I consider the most beautiful women I think of supermodels, but they're not. It's a blessing that I get to delegate the work to pros at work and red-carpet events and red-carpet events, as I don't think that I'm an expert. If it's about my style, I'm not scared to try something new. Beauty makes you smile! The process of preparing for your day is not about being a fussy person. More about self-care. It's okay to be a bit fussy. I used to pride myself for being meticulous - I wore it like the badge of my honor. Becki Becki Becki

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