Alexandra Paul

 Alexandra Paul has an estimated wealth of around 4 million dollars. The most well-known part of her career is in Baywatch during the period between 1992 and 1997. In the span of her career, she has played in more than 70 TV and film productions. She also has dabbled in producing. Also, she is known for her roles in films like Paper Dolls and Christine. Paul co-produced Jampacked that is a documentary on the global population crisis. The other was The Cost of Cool, Finding Happiness In A Materialistic World. Alongside her acting career, Paul is also a professional endurance athlete who competes in races. She competed in the 1997 Ironman Triathlon and raced in the Maui Channel Crossing in 2006 along with participating in a number of other races throughout the seasons. She has been a dedicated environmentalist and campaigner for a long time and eats a plant-based diet. The world renowned United Nations in 1997 for her efforts to reduce the overpopulation. In 2005, she won the "Activist of the Year" prize of the ACLU of Southern California. Since 1990, she's collected compost, recycled materials, and ridden in an electric vehicle. She has also been to Nicaragua with an aid to medical patients and also to South Africa to help register voters. Since 2000, Paul is married to Ian Murray, a triathlon coach.