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Delta Ramona Leah Burke Wiki Biography

• Delta Ramona Leah Burke was born on July 30, 1956, in Orlando, Florida, USA, and is an actress best known for her role in the CBS sitcom “Designing Women” (1986–1991). 
• Burke was nominated for two Emmy Awards in the category of Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her role as Suzanne Sugarbaker in the aforementioned series. 
• Delta Burke has been in the entertainment business since 1974. 
• According to data presented in 2021, her overall wealth is estimated to be worth $3 million. 
• Delta Burke was born to a single mother, Jean, who later married real estate agent Frederik Burke, and thus Delta was adopted. 
• She graduated from Colonial High School in 1974, but she had been modeling since 1972. 
• She not only won the local beauty pageant of the Orlando fire department as Miss Flam, but she was also named the youngest Miss Florida in 1974. 
• As a result, she was awarded a scholarship to the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, where she graduated after two years. 
• She made her acting debut in the 1978 film “Zuma Beach.” 
• After landing several minor roles, she accepted the lead role in the miniseries “The Seekers” (1979), based on John Jakes’ novel of the same name. 
• Delta first appeared in the main cast of Russ Mayberry’s 1982 television film “Rooster,” then in Linda Bloodworth-1982 Thomason’s – 1983 sitcom “Filthy Rich.” 
• The actress rose to prominence by starring in the sitcom “Designing Women” (1986–1991), which won several awards, including the Viewers for Quality Television Award, the Emmy Award, the BMI Film & TV Award, and others. 
• Later, she appeared in Miriam Trogdon’s sitcom “Delta” (1992–1993), Graeme Campbell’s television film “Dangerous Child” (2001), and the Broadway plays “Thoroughly Modern Millie” (2003) and “Steel Magnolias” (2004). 
• Finally, Delta Burke has been married to actor Gerald McRaney since 1989; they do not have children together, but McRaney has children from a previous relationship. 
• The couple has homes in Los Angeles, Telluride (Colorado), and New Orleans, where they spend time together. 
• She is an advocate for gay rights. 
• Wikipedia IMDB “Thoroughly Modern Millie” is a film based on the novel “Thoroughly Modern Milli (2003) “Bridal Fever” is an abbreviation for “Bridal Fever” (2008) $3,000,000 1956-7-30 5′ 5″ (1.65 m) Colonial High School Dangerous Child Actress (2001) Delta Burke’s formal name is Delta Burke. 
• Lombard, Michael Miriam Trogdon’s formal name is Miriam Trogdon. 
• Russ Mayberry, an Orlando producer and author, Stage and film actress with a soundtrack The television What Women Want in the United States (2000) 

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• Just wrapped production of the Hallmark Channel original movie Bridal Fever (2008) as “Dahlia”, a romance novelist, which will air next year. [November 2007]
• Starring on Broadway in “Steel Magnolias” (Truvy – the Dolly Parton role in the movie). [March 2005]
• In 1981, Delta Burke won the role of Katherine Wentworth on Dallas (1978) and was offered a recurring part on Private Benjamin (1981), but she had a holding option on her contract for the yet-to-be-picked-up series Filthy Rich (1982) and was forced to turn both parts down. The role of Katherine Wentworth ultimately went to Morgan Brittany.
• Checked herself into rehab to modify her medications for her depression and diabetes [February 12, 2008].
• Graduate of Colonial High School in Orlando, Florida.
• April 2003 – While on the set of a new tv pilot, “Sweet Potato Queens”, that was not picked up by any network for the Fall 2003 season, some of her jewelry including her wedding and engagement rings were stolen. The stolen jewelry was valued at approximately $74,000. The rings were inscribed with the word “always” and the date of her wedding. No clue to the thief and the LAPD told her that the common thing is to steal the diamonds and throw away the bands, so little hope of recovery was offered.
• Following her firing from Designing Women (1986), she was parodied in a short-lived Fox comedy show, The Edge (1992), in one skit where she was portrayed as a giant who was getting revenge on her former castmates by ripping the roof off the house, pulling them out, and biting their heads off like chickens. Despite the unflattering nature of the skit, Ms. Burke was reportedly very amused by it.
• Is diabetic
• Has suffered from chronic depression since her teens
• Miss Florida 1974

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