Who is Meadow Rain Walker?
Meadow Rain Walker was born on 4 November 1998 under the sign of Scorpio in Northern California, California USA. She is a 21-year-old celebrity child, probably best recognized for being the only child and daughter of the late Paul Walker, a famous Hollywood actor, and his ex-girlfriend Rebecca Soteros.
How rich is she, as of now? Meadow Rain Walker Net Worth and Assets
Meadow Rain Walkerâs specific net worth is unknown, however, her father was one of the most famous box office stars, and had a net worth of $25 million at the time of his death. According to his will, she inherited all of his fortune, which Paul had acquired through his successful career in the film industry. Her net worth also includes a house in which she currently resides, among other assets.
Early Life
Meadow Rain Walker was born to Paul Walker and his ex-girlfriend Rebecca Soteros – her godfather is singer Vin Diesel. Her nationality is American, and she belongs to White Caucasian ethnicity. Her parents attended the same high school, and started dating in their 20s. However, Paul didnât want to marry Rebecca, so she started drinking and took their daughter away to live with her in Hawaii. So, Meadow spent her early years there, where she attended a local school. As a teenager, Meadow started spending most of her summer holidays with her father, visiting him on the sets of the films. In 2012, she eventually moved in with Paul in his residence located in Santa Barbara, California, and there continued her education.
Paul Walker Death
Paul Walker passed away when he was killed in a car accident alongside his friend Roger Rodas.
They were on their way to appear at a charity event, with Rodas driving Walkerâs 2005 Porsche Carrera GT. Rodas was a former race car driver and co-owner of Always Evolving, an automotive company. Unfortunately, he lost control and struck a tree, on 30 November 2013 in Santa Clarita, California. Meadow had also been invited to attend the event, but luckily she declined.
Her Life after Accident
Following the accident and death of her father, Meadow was left on her own, since her mother had problems with alcohol. Although her father made her grandmother Cheryl Walker the legal guardian of Meadow, and Cheryl even filed for that, it was rejected by court, so she had to live with her mother Rebecca Soteros. In 2015, she sued Porsche for not installing enough safety features in the car in which her father died. The lawsuit was settled out of court in 2017; however, the terms havenât been revealed to the media.
Charity Work and Social Media
In honor of her father, Meadow established the charitable organization âPaul Walker Foundationâ, launched with the help of her godfather Vin Diesel in 2015. Moreover, she became a social media sensation, running her official Instagram account under the username âmeadowwalkerâ, on which she has amassed over two million followers. She is also active on her official Twitter account under the same username.
Appearance and Vital Statistics
Meadow has long dark brown hair and hazel blue eyes. She stands at a height of 5ft 3ins (1.60m), while she weighs around 105lbs (48kgs). Her body type is slim, with vital statistics of 30-24-33. Her bra size is 30A, and shoe size is 6 (US).
Personal Life
Meadow Rain Walker is currently single, and apparently completely focused on her education and charity work. She still lives at her fatherâs residence. One of her closest friends is singer Justin Bieber. Following the death of her father, Meadow has remained close to his friends and cast members of âThe Fast Sagaâ. Her favorite TV show is âKeeping Up With The Kardashiansâ.
Paul Walker Short Wiki/Bio
Paul William Walker IV was born on 12 September 1973 under the sign of Virgo in Glendale, California USA. He was raised in the Sunland community of Los Angeles, the eldest of five children born to Paul William Walker III, who was a professional boxer and two-time Golden Gloves champion, and his wife, Cheryl Crabtree Walker, a fashion model – his grandfather was a Pearl Harbor survivor.
His siblings are named Amie, Ashlie, Cody, and Caleb. Paul went to high school located in the San Fernando Valley, and then matriculated from Village Christian School in 1991. He was a student at several community colleges in Southern California, majoring in Marine Biology.
Career Beginnings
Paul made his debut television appearance as a toddler in a commercial for Pampers. Under the influence of his mother, Paul started his modeling career as a two-year-old boy, while his professional acting career started in 1984, guest-starring in the episode âDead Wrong: The John Evans Storyâ of the anthology series âCBS Schoolbreak Specialâ. It was followed by his guest-starring as Todd Bryant / Eric Travers in several episodes of the NBC fantasy drama series âHighway To Heavenâ (1985-1986).
In 1986, Paul made his debut film appearance in the role of ‘Professor’ Bennett in the horror comedy âMonster In The Closetâ, directed by Bob Dahlin. Afterwards, he was cast as Jeremy Beatty in the sitcom âThrobâ (1986-1987), aired on Syndication, which was followed by his portrayal of Jason in the 1987 sci-fi action âProgrammed To Killâ, alongside Robert Ginty.
Rise to Fame
Paul featured as Brandon Collins in the CBS soap opera âThe Young And The Restlessâ (1992-1993), starring alongside Heather Tom – they were nominated for a Youth in Film Award in the category of Outstanding Lead Actor and Actress in a Soap Opera. He then guest-starred in such TV series as âCBS Schoolbreak Specialâ, âThe Boys Are Backâ, and âTouched By An Angelâ, and portrayed Michael in the 1994 sci-fi comedy âTammy And The T-Rexâ.
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Paul eventually gained fame with the role of Phil Deedle in the comedy âMeet The Deedlesâ, followed by his portrayal of Skip in Gary Rossâ comedy-drama âPleasantvilleâ, both in 1998. By the end of the decade, he also starred as Lance Harbor in the coming-of-age sports comedy-drama âVarsity Bluesâ (1999), played Dean Sampson in the teen romantic comedy âShe’s All Thatâ (1999), and featured as Caleb Mandrake in the thriller âThe Skullsâ (2000).
Box Office Film Star and âThe Fast Sagaâ
Paul Walker gained international fame in 2001, when he featured as Brian O’Conner opposite Vin Diesel in the heist action film âThe Fast And The Furiousâ, which is the first installment of âThe Fast Sagaâ franchise. The film was a box office success, since it grossed over $200 million worldwide, and Paul would later reprise the role in the sequels â2 Fast 2 Furiousâ in 2003, âFast & Furiousâ in 2009, âFast Fiveâ in 2011, and âFast & Furious 6â in 2013.
Continued Success
Paul continued to work on other projects too. He landed the role of Lewis in the 2001 road horror thriller âJoy Rideâ, played Chris Johnston in the 2003 sci-fi adventure film âTimelineâ next to Frances O’Connor and Gerard Butler, and featured as Jared in the action-thriller film âInto The Blueâ, directed by John Stockwell. In 2006, he played Joey Gazelle in the action thriller âRunning Scaredâ, followed by his portrayal of Jerry Shepard in Walt Disney Picturesâ survival drama âEight Belowâ, a box office success which was critically acclaimed as well. During the same year, Paul starred in the role of Hank Hansen in Clint Eastwoodâs war drama âFlags Of Our Fatherâ.
By the end of the 2000s, he also appeared Tim Kearney in the 2007 action film âBobby Zâ, portrayed Ben Garvey in the 2008 independent drama/thriller film âThe Lazarus Projectâ, directed and written by John Patrick Glenn, and starred as John Rahway in the 2010 action thriller âTakersâ.
Last Appearance and Completed Film Titles
In 2013, Paul made his last appearance in the role of Raw Dog in the crime comedy film âPawn Shop Chroniclesâ, directed by Wayne Kramer, and before his death, completed the thriller âHoursâ released in 2013, and the action film âBrick Mansionsâ released in 2014. At the time of his death, Paul had been filming the seventh installment of âThe Fast Sagaâ, entitled âFurious 7â. The film was completed with the help of his brothers Cody and Caleb Walker, who appeared in the role of Brian OâConnor, and released in 2015.