In 1996, Morgan was nominated for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama Series for her role in the TV series “The City”. Winning multiple NAACP awards was a huge milestone for Morgan. She took pride in being recognized for her work by her peers and the African-American community. In 1997 she received a Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actress for her outstanding work in the film Eve's Bayou.

Than Debbi actively took part in the television industry. Among TV her roles, the most known are: Lynette Van Adams in the TV series “Soul Food”, Lora Gibson in the series “For the People”, The Seer in the mystical series “Charmed” and Harmony Hamilton in “The Young and the Restless”. Currently, she works in the popular FOX television series “Power”.

During her life, Debbi Morgan earned a reputation of a black woman who has achieved all by her own. She grew up with only a single mother after her father had passed away. It was a tough upbringing but it only made her stronger and more capable to handle things out in the world. She became a role model to millions of black women across America. Together with her husband Jesse Hubbard in the soap opera “All My Children”, played by Darnell Williams, they formed a union that got a nickname that was deemed the First African-American "supercouple". Debbi Morgan is quite a wealthy woman, her net worth is estimated at 12.5 million dollars. All her hard from acting had truly paid off. She was able to have her own rags to riches story.

The personal life of Debbi was no less tumultuous than her career. Her first husband was Charles Weldon. They married in 1980 and remained married until 1984. Her next lover as actor Charles Dutton. Debbie was linked to Charles and his love for five years. After Charles, she met Donn Thompson, but in 2000 they also divorced. Currently Debbi is married to Jeffrey Winston. Despite her four marriages, she doesn’t have kids. The lack of kids in her life may be due to the situation she had with her father and mother. She had the fear of having to raise kids on her own like her mother did. Even though she loves Jeffrey, she could never be too sure of the future. She has enough resources to support kids on her own if that was needed. But she can’t be sure that there will be a father in their lives. Having a father is more important than having money. She still is proud though and will be ready to have kids at some point in her life.