Nanci Chambers is an actress who was born in Canada and raised in the United States. She is most recognized for her role in the television series JAG as the ambitious Lieutenant Loren Singer. Chambers has served on the A Better LA board of directors. She has also been in shows such as Street Legal: The Legacy of Stanley Wall (1991), L.A. Heat – Death House (1999), Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction-Curse (2000), Dodson's Journey (2001), Code 11-14 (2003), The Man Who Lost Himself (2005), and Ghost Whisperer (2008, among others).
Nanci Chambers was born on October 1, 1963; she was born in Thunder Straight, Ontario, Canada, and reared there. We were unable to learn more about her family because no such information is publicly available. As a result, Chambers' parents' identities remain unknown. It's also unclear whether she has any siblings.
She attended Churchill Secondary School in Thunder Cove and received her education there. There isn't a lot of information on her education.
Nanci Chambers got married to her husband, David James Elliott, in 1992. Although there were rumors about a divorce, the couple stayed together. They have two children together. Stephanie was born in 1993, and Wyatt was born in 2003.
Nanci is a board member of a non-profit organization, A Better LA. Both Nanci and David James have strong beliefs on environmental conservation, having often spent time in Ecuador learning about the tribes and rainforest. As people who made money in the entertainment business, they were fortunate to have resources in their outreach. They even sold their house in Palm Desert because they spent more time with the tribes from Ecuador, learning about them and the rainforest. They sold their Palm Desert villa for 1.1 million dollars.
After selling their house in the Palm Desert, the couple decided to sell another of their properties years later. The Brentwood villa was built in 2007 in a Tuscan style. It covers three-quarters of an acre and has one home theater, five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a swimming pool, a guest house, and an outdoor kitchen. This compound has been evaluated to approximately 9.1 million dollars. They used to rent this compound for $35.000 per month.
Nanci Chambers' debut on the big screen was in 1983, as Trisha in the movie Screwballs. Since then, she mainly starred on T.V. shows, such as Street Legal-The Legacy of Stanley Wall (1991), L.A. Heat – Death House (1999), Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction-Curse (2000), Dodson's Journey (2001), Code 11-14 (2003), The Man Who Lost Himself (2005) and Ghost Whisperer (2008).
The T.V. series that brought fame to Nanci Chambers was JAG. She starred as Lt. Loren Singer, and she was part of the cast for 40 episodes from 1997 to 2003. Her husband, David James Elliott, was also part of this series. David was known for playing the lead character named Harmon Rabb Jr.
JAG is the short form for Judge Advocate General. It is a legal drama T.V. show with a Navy theme focus. The Top Gun movie was supposed to be influenced, but somehow, the pilot episode did not attract as many people as it intended. The show was postponed before it started to air in 1997. It became a huge success. People kept their interest in time, and the show produced 227 episodes, divided into ten seasons.
Nanci Chambers's character, Lt. Loren Singer, made her appearance in season 5 when she intended to become the Navy's first-ever female Judge Advocate General. Because of her high goals, she soon became hated by her coworkers. She left JAG in season 8; her character was found in Potomac Park. Her killer was proved to be CDR Lindsey, who was imprisoned for eight years in Leavenworth.
| Birth Date: | 1 Oct, 1963 |
| Age: | 56 yrs |
| Occupations: | Actor Television actor Film actor |
| Citizenship: | Canada |
| Birth Place: | Thunder Bay |
| Gender: | Female |
| Description: | Canadian actress |
| Spouse: | David James Elliott [M. 1992] |
| Net Worth 2021: | 6 million |
