The Love Behind the Actress: Annie Potts' Spouse and the Joyful Moments in Her Personal Life

Annie Potts, 70, is an actress from America. She became well-known to the public for acting in movies such as Corvette Summer (1978), Heartaches (1981), and Ghostbusters (1984). 

In this article, learn in detail about Potts' personal and professional life. 

Annie Potts Early Life

On October 28, 1952, Annie Potts was born in Nashville, Tennessee. She has two older sisters named Mary Eleanor Hovious and Elizabeth Grissette Potts. They grew up in Franklin, Kentucky, and she completed her high school education at Franklin-Simpson High School in 1970.  

After high school, Potts attended Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in theater. Potts experienced a car accident with her first husband, Steven Hartley, which resulted in severe injuries. She suffered multiple fractures in her legs, including compound fractures, and lost the heel of her right foot. Hartley also lost his left leg in the accident. 

Who is Annie Potts's Husband?

Since the late 1980s, Annie Potts has been in a relationship with James Hayman. They got married on September 2, 1990, in a private ceremony with their loved ones. This was James' first marriage, but Annie's fourth.  

Since their wedding, Potts and Hayman have been living a comfortable life without any controversies. They don't often appear together in public, which we believe contributes to the success of their marriage.

However, Annie does share pictures of her husband on social media. Most of her posts are about celebrating her life with James, but sometimes she also promotes his work. 

Inside Annie Potts's Previous Marriages 

Annie Potts has been married four times in total, with three marriages ending in divorce. Her first husband was Steve Douglas, whom she married in 1973. However, they divorced in 1978 after five years of marriage. 

Potts then married actor Grey Antonacci in June 1978, but they separated in 1980 due to irreconcilable differences. After that, Annie married Scott Senechal, who worked as an assistant director. They had a son named Clay Samuel Senechal together. However, they eventually separated.

"Ghostbusters" Star Annie Potts Children

Annie Potts is a loving mother to her three adult sons: Clay Senechal, James Hayman, and Harry Hayman.

Clay Senechal: 

Clay Senechal, Potts' oldest son, was born on April 21, 1981. He is the result of Potts' marriage to Scott Senechal, which lasted from 1981 to 1989. Clay followed in his mother's footsteps and works as a screenwriter and executive producer. He is well-known for his contributions to projects like Training Day, Deputy, and Home Adventures with Tip & Oh. Clay is married to author Anna Carey.  

James Hayman:

James Hayman, also known as Doc, is Potts' second son. He was born in 1992 to Potts and her current husband, James Hayman. Doc studied Sound Design at Muhlenberg College and pursued a career in sound production. He currently works as a director at Dream Seeker Productions and performs regularly at events and clubs under the stage name Dr!Dr!. In 2021, Doc became a father, making Potts a proud first-time grandmother.

Harry Hayman: 

Harry Hayman is Potts' youngest son, born in 1996. Not much is known about Harry as he prefers to keep his life private. He completed his college education in 2018. 

How Rich is Annie Potts?

As per Celebrity Net Worth, Annie Potts has a net worth of around $8 million. She became famous for her roles in movies like "Corvette Summer" in 1978 and Ghostbusters. She also starred in the popular TV show Designing Women as Mary Jo Shiveley. Potts has worked in several movies and tv shows. 

Potts's acting career began in 1977 with a few episodes on Busting Loose. Then, she made her big-screen debut in Corvette Summer and got nominated for a Golden Globe. She continued to shine on TV with shows like Goodtime Girls in 1980 and won the Genie Award for Heartaches in 1982.  

Ghostbusters in 1984 brought Annie even more fame, and she reprised her role in its sequels. In 1986, she joined the cast of Designing Women until 1993. She earned an Emmy nomination for Love & War in 1994. 

Potts continued her success with roles in Dangerous Minds in 1996 and Joan of Arcadia in 2004. She also appeared as a guest in various TV shows like Ugly Betty, Boston Legal, Queen Sized, and Two and a Half Men.

Besides acting, Annie worked on audiobooks and won an Audie Award in 2007. She even made her Broadway debut in 2009 in the play God of Carnage. Throughout her career, Annie Potts has shown her talent and versatility, making her a respected figure in the entertainment industry.  

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