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Yvette signed with Elite Models on a fluke right out of high school, taking her to Japan for three months, the cover of Teen Magazine, and hundreds of commercials. Miss Nipar then spent 20 years as a successful working actor, beginning with a contract role on General Hospital, then guest-starring roles on many primetime television shows, from Melrose Place to CSI. She had a recurring role on 21 Jump Street, on which she played Johnny Depp’s girlfriend, and was a series regular on RoboCop: The Series. After playing the lead in two back-to-back feature films, Walking Tall: The Payback and Walking Tall: Lone Justice, she did a radical act and hung up her hat as an actor, and started a clothing company. But as of 2024, the acting bug is back. Yvette is honored to be a CASA (Court Ordered Special Advocate) for children in foster care.
ACTING
“I often get asked if I miss acting. Absolutely—especially the camaraderie. But I left when I realized reality shows were taking over network televison—there wasn’t much left for the working actor. I’d also experienced a traumatic event around that time where protecting my young son was my priority. Anyhow, by the time all the streaming channels came around, offering more opportunities for actors, being a woman of a certain age—aging “naturally”—it was much too late to jump back in. The business doesn’t work that way. I continued focusing on my small business and recently started designing repurposed jewelry. https://www.besodoso.com
All that said, the acting bug is calling again. I miss it terribly. So, with all the wisdom and wrinkles I’ve earned, I will see if there’s a place for me to do what I love again.”
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MY HAPPY PLACE
“I started riding dirt bikes when I was nine-years-old. I was hooked. I was ten when I first rode on the back of a Harley Davidson, and have owned my own Harley for 35 years.
The wind in my face with my knees in the breeze is everything.”