Alexandra Paul

 Alexandra Paul has an estimated fortune of four million dollars. Her most well-known role was in Baywatch which she acted in from between 1992 and 1997. Through her career, she's been in over 70 TV and film productions. In addition, she has experimented in producing. Her work is also well-known for her role in movies such as Paper Dolls and Christine. Paul co-produced Jampacked the film, which is a documentary about the world's population crisis. Another was The Cost of Cool, Finding Happiness In A Materialistic world. Paul is, along with acting and a athletic endurance racer who is competitive. Paul participated in 1997 at the Ironman Triathlon, and in 2006, she competed in the Maui Channel Crossing. She took part in numerous different races throughout the years. For a long time she's been an environmentalist as well as a an activist in the political arena and adheres to strictly vegan food. She was recognized by the United Nations in 1997 for her work to decrease the overpopulation. She was awarded the "Activist of the Year" prize by the ACLU of Southern California. In the past, she's composted, recycled as well as driven an electric car. She also been on a trip with a group of medical experts to Nicaragua as well as South Africa, where she assisted in registering voters. In 2000, Paul is married to Ian Murray, a triathlon coach.