Yasmine Bleeth was born in the city of New York and she is a daughter of Philip and Carina Bleeth. Her father is a business proprietor and of Russian-Jewish with German-Jewish Ancestry.  Her father was an associate of Alice Brock and Arlo Guthrie during the time that Yasmine was born. Her mother is dead and she had Algerian descent. She started to act with No More tears Baby Shampoo television commercial of Johnson and Johnson when she was only 10 months old. When she was six years, she was in Candid Camera and afterwards she appeared in the Max Factor cosmetic advertising campaign when she was with the model Cristina Ferrare. During the campaign, she was seen by Francesco Scavullo who is a fashion photographer and he decided to include her with her mother in the book that was entitled Scavullo Women.

Yasmine Bleeth was the star for a short lived series of Titans in the year 2000. She was an also a crazed beauty queen in the Crowned and Dangerous.

Yasmine Bleeth was the star for the first movie in the year 1980 and she was only 12 years old. She was a cast who played with Buddy Hacket in the Hey! Babe; which is a feature film. When she graduated from the high school, she was working on the Ryan’s Hope soap opera when she was still 16. In 1991, she started the LeeAnn Demerest’s role in the soap opera called One Life to Live. When Bleeth was only 20 years, Carina Bleeth, her mother suffered inflammatory Breast cancer when she was only 47.  She said that she never believed that her mother was about to die until she died for really.

Yasmine Bleeth was dating Matthew Perry since 1996 and she met with her future husband who is a strip club owner Paul Cerrito on the Promises Clinic when she was staying there.  They got married in Santa Barbara of California in the year 2002 and they lived in Los Angeles and afterwards into the Scottsdale.

Yasmine Bleeth was a spokesperson for Lee National Denim Day fundraising campaign in 1998 and it raised millions for the breast cancer education and research.  She was also called for the campaign Wear Jeans to Work Campaign where she was able to raise 5 million to help Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The primary message she had was for the women to pay more attention about what happens with their bodies.

In 2000, Yasmine Bleeth decided to enter into Promises Rehabilitation Clinic in Malibu so that she can overcome the cocaine addiction.  She was arrested with her husband when she was pulled aside and cocaine was found in her car. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 100 hours for community service and 2 years of probation. She said she was satisfied with the sentence.