Meg Ryan, known for her natural charm, was born in Fairfield, Connecticut in 1961. Despite a tough childhood due to her parents’ divorce during her teenage years, she managed to rise to fame in Hollywood. Movies like “Sleepless in Seattle” and “You’ve Got Mail” helped cement her status as “America’s sweetheart” – a title she earned for being both pretty and nice.
However, after reaching the pinnacle of success, Ryan decided to step away from acting and focus on her family instead. Her high-profile romance with actor Russell Crowe made headlines and played a role in her decision. To avoid further complications, she took a hiatus from the spotlight.
Meg Ryan’s acting career began while she was studying journalism at the University of Connecticut and New York University. She started by doing commercials, but soon landed the lead role in “Innerspace,” where she met her future husband, Dennis Quaid. Together, they made their mark in Hollywood.
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