Daniella Deutscher Is an Actress Known for Playing Julie Connor in 'Hang Time' - Meet Jay Hernandez'

Daniella Deutscher is Jay Hernandez's wife, who also has on-screen credits. She currently lives a private life, which includes her relationship with the actor.

Daniella Deutscher may be known as Jay Hernandez's wife, but she is a star in her own right in the entertainment industry.

Since the '90s, Deutscher has landed some on-screen credits. However, she is not as active in show business as her husband.

Daniella Deutscher and Jay Hernandez during the 59th Monte Carlo TV Festival : TV Series Party on June 15, 2019, in Monte-Carlo, Monaco. | Source: Getty Images

Main Facts about Daniella Deutscher

Although she lived in Australia and Holland, Deutscher was born on October 4, 1975, in Montana, United States. She was educated at the University of Southern California and trained in Taekwondo.

Following her school years, Deutscher pursued an acting career. In 1995, she appeared in "Drifting School" and "Hang Time," an NBC series that focused on a basketball team's journey and adventures in high school.

She and Megan Parlen were the only stars who appeared in all series episodes from 1995 to 2000. Her now-spouse also joined "Hang Time's" cast from 1998 until 2000.

Deutscher's other on-screen credits include "Las Vegas," "Special Forces," and "Aquaman.” However, her air time in the DC film was only in the 2006 pilot. Her career in the industry has been quiet since.

Jay Hernandez and Daniella Deutscher during the premiere of STX Entertainment's 'A Bad Mom's Christmas' at Regency Village Theatre on October 30, 2017, in Westwood, California. | Source: Getty Images

The actress' life has also been private, including her relationship with Hernandez. Deutscher appears to have no social media accounts of which the public is aware.

Daniella Deutscher's Love Life with Jay Hernandez

Through Deutscher's on-screen career, she met the man she would later marry. She and Hernandez first crossed paths on the set of "Hang Time '' and have since kept their relationship private. The pair tied the knot in 2006 and have children known to the public.

A select few details of their relationship are known to fans. Nevertheless, it is no secret that Deutscher is her husband's number one fan and biggest supporter. Previously, she attended the "Bad Moms'' premiere in Los Angeles with Hernandez.

The actor maintains an active social media profile, although Deutscher rarely appears in his photos. Based on his posts, should she be with him on travels, the couple often unwinds by the seashore.

Jay Hernandez Is the Star of the "Magnum P.I." Reboot

Although married for a long time, Hernandez still gets to taste bachelor life through his work on "Magnum P.I." While filming, he and his on-screen best friend and co-star, Zachary Knighton, shared an apartment in Honolulu, Hawaii. Knighton said of their set-up:

"We call it 'Lambda Lambda Lambda' – that's the name of our house. We're like sister wives now. When I go home, I am going to prepare some sort of dinner for my sister-wife, Jay Hernandez. He'll come home. We'll have a little food [...]."

Hernandez has several small and big screen credits, including "Crazy/Beautiful" in 2001, where he starred alongside Kirsten Dunst. His other roles are in "The Rookie," "Torque," "Ladder 49," "Friday Night Lights," and "Hostel," among many others.

The original "Magnum P.I." saw Hollywood legend Tom Selleck bring Thomas Sullivan's Magnum IV to life in Hawaii. Although a new actor is taking the main role, the reboot maintained some of the '80s series' plot.

Alongside Hernandez on the show are Knighton, Stephen Hill, and Perdita Weeks, who stars as Juliet Higgins. Fans would be delighted to know that the series pilot episode had "Fast and the Furious" franchise director Justin Lin in charge.

CBS Entertainment President Kelly Kahl revealed that they had five remakes lined up alongside their new show releases. "Shows that are big, loud, and noisy and that are creatively terrific, those are the shows we're going to want to continue to do moving forward," she said.

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