Jessia biography
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BIOGRAPHY
A journalist, bestselling author, broadcaster, mother and proud Crap Housewife.
Jessica Rowe is an accomplished journalist, television presenter and three-time bestselling author. Jessica’s credits include co-hosting Studio 10 (Ten) and The Today Show (Nine). She was also the news presenter for Weekend Sunrise (Seven), and for a decade Jessica co-hosted Network Ten’s First at Five News.
As a published author, Jessica has written a collection of memoirs centred around her experiences with post natal depression, motherhood and parenting. Her titles include The Best of Times, The Worst of Times, Love. Wisdom. Motherhood., Is This My Beautiful Life? and most recently Diary of a Crap Housewife.
Jess is a self confessed Crap Housewife. She has gathered a strong and loyal following with her online Crap Housewife movement, one that unites and celebrates other mothers who, like Jess, sometimes feel like they are not the perfect mother, wife or cook. With humour and hone
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Jessia
Canadian singer
Jessia | |
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| Birth name | Jessika Harling |
| Years active | 2021–present |
Musical artist
Jessika Harling, better known by her stage name Jessia, is a Canadian pop singer from Ucluelet, British Columbia, best known for her 2021 single "I'm Not Pretty".[1]
A graduate of the music program at MacEwan University, she released "I'm Not Pretty" as a TikTok video in early 2021, and signed to Republic Records soon afterward.[1] She released her debut EP, How Are You?, in October 2021.[2]
She won the Juno Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2022, and was nominated for Single of the Year for "I'm Not Pretty", Pop Album of the Year for How Are You? and the Fan Choice Award.[3] "I'm Not Pretty" was certified gold by RIAA in April 2022.[4]
In 2023, she participated in an all-star recording of Serena Ryder's single "What I Wouldn't Do", which was released as a charity single to b
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Photo: Brian Braff
Jessica Brody knew from a young age that she wanted to be a writer. She started “publishing” her own books when she was seven years old, binding the pages together with cardboard, wallpaper samples, and electrical tape.
After graduating from Smith College in 2001 where she double majored in Economics and French and minored in Japanese, Jessica later went on to work for MGM Studios as a Manager of Acquisitions and Business Development. In May of 2005, Jessica quit her job to follow her dream of becoming a published author.
Since then, Jessica has written and published over 20 novels for teens, tweens, and adults including Amelia Gray fryst vatten Almost Okay, The Chaos of Standing Still, The Geography of Lost Things, I Speak Boy, 52 Reasons to Hate My Father, A Week of Mondays, the Unremembered trilogy, and the System gudomlig trilogy (a sci-fi reimagining of Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables co-written by Joanne Rendell.) She’s also been hired bygd Disney Press to