Andrew Shue Net Worth, Wife, Family, Age, Wiki, Bio
Introduction
Andrew Eppley Shue (born February 20, 1967) is an American actor, known for his role as Billy Campbell on the television series Melrose Place (1992–1999). He is also co-founder of the social networking website CafeMom.
James W. Shue (Lawyer), Anne Brewster (Bank executive and former vice president of Chemical Bank)
Siblings
John Shue (Older Brother), Elisabeth Shue (Younger Sister)
Affairs
Courteney Cox (1995-1996)
Relationship
Married
Partner/Spouse
Jennifer Hageney (m. 2010-present)
Children
Nate Shue, Aidan Shue, Wyatt Shue
Education & Early Life
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Schooling
Columbia High School, Maplewood, New Jersey (1985)
Higher Education
B.A. in History, Dartmouth College (1989)
Early Life
Born in Wilmington, Delaware in 1967. Grew up with older brother John and younger sister Elisabeth Shue. Close with his sister and inspired to act. Athletic from a young age – played soccer in school.
Early Influences
Sister Elisabeth Shue’s acting career. Soccer coach who encouraged him to attend Dartmouth.
Career
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Debut
Shue’s first acting role was as a guest star on the TV show The Equalizer in 1989. His breakthrough came in 1992 when he was cast as Billy Campbell on Melrose Place.
Significant Works
Shue is best known for playing Billy Campbell on Melrose Place from 1992-1999. He also co-starred in films like The Rainmaker, Gracie, and Piranha 3D.
Awards & Nominations
Shue was nominated for a Teen Choice Award for Choice TV Actor in 1998 for Melrose Place.
Filmography
The Equalizer (1989), Melrose Place (1992-1999), The Rainmaker (1997), Gracie (2007), Piranha 3D (2010)
Voice Work
Shue has not done significant voice acting work.
Music Videos
Shue appeared in Janet Jackson’s “Let’s Wait Awhile” music video in 1987.
Tours & Live Shows
Shue has not done concert touring or live performances.
Collaborations
Shue partnered with longtime friend Michael Sanchez to launch CafeMom in 2006.
Documentaries
Shue was featured in the 2015 documentary Unity as a narrator.
Net Worth & Assets
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Net Worth
$16 million
Properties
Shue previously owned a home in New Jersey that sold for $1.295 million in 2013. He currently resides in Los Angeles.
Business Ventures
In addition to acting, Shue co-founded CafeMom, an ad-supported social networking service. He also co-founded DoSomething.org, a nonprofit organization that motivates young people to make positive change.
Investments
Shue has invested in tech startups like CafeMedia, Webutation, and GoCoin. He is also an active angel investor.
Trivia & Miscellaneous
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Hobbies & Interests
Soccer, running, surfing, philanthropy
Controversies
No major controversies.
Philanthropy & Activism
Co-founded DoSomething.org and The People’s Voice which merged into Change.org. Supports causes like AIDS, homelessness, education.
Public Image
Known as a teen heartthrob in the 1990s for Melrose Place. Maintains a positive public image.
Personal Challenges
Shue’s brother John died in a car accident in 1992. He considers this the most difficult time in his life.
Notable Interviews
Appeared on Oprah Winfrey Show, Harry Connick Jr. Show, Howard Stern Show during the peak of Melrose Place fame in the 1990s.
Personal Anecdotes
Shue played soccer at Dartmouth College and considered going pro before getting into acting.
Quotes
“If you aren’t exercising your faith, your faith is like a muscle; it will atrophy.”
Social Media & Online Presence
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Instagram Handle
@andreweshue
Twitter Handle
@AndrewShue
Facebook Handle
AndrewShue
Youtube Channel
Andrew Shue
Legacy & Influence
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Cultural References
Shue’s role on Melrose Place cemented his image as a 1990s heartthrob.
Achievements Outside Primary Profession
Successful entrepreneur and co-founder of CafeMom.
Mentorship
Shue serves as a mentor to young entrepreneurs and activists through DoSomething.org.
Legacy
Shue will be remembered for his role on the iconic series Melrose Place. His social entrepreneurship leaves a legacy of empowering young people and women.
