Chelsea Field: From 'Solid Gold Dancer' to 'NCIS: New Orleans' Regular
An American Actress with a Diverse Career
Chelsea Field is an American actress best known for her roles in films such as "The Warriors," "Twins," and "My Blue Heaven." Born in Glendale, California, she began her career as a dancer on the TV show "Solid Gold." Her first major film role was as the warrior woman Teela in the 1982 cult classic "Masters of the Universe."
Field has since appeared in numerous films and television shows, including "NCIS: New Orleans," where she plays the role of Special Agent Pride's wife, Rita Devereaux. She has also had recurring roles in "Ally McBeal" and "The Drew Carey Show."
Marriage and Family
Chelsea Field is married to actor Scott Bakula, who also stars in "NCIS: New Orleans." The couple have two children together. Field and Bakula have been praised for their strong on-screen chemistry, which they attribute to their close relationship off-screen.
NCIS: New Orleans Update
In a recent development, Field has been promoted to a series regular for the upcoming seventh season of "NCIS: New Orleans." This is a significant step in her career, as it will give her a more prominent role in the popular crime drama.
Field's promotion reflects her growing popularity and talent as an actress. She is a versatile performer who can bring both humor and depth to her roles. With her new status as a series regular, Field is sure to continue to shine on "NCIS: New Orleans" for years to come.
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