was cut off by Angélica María, also present, who changed the subject. Angélica María also sparked rumors about her daughter because, she had made a habit of saying that she was waiting impatiently for her only child to make her a grandmother. Despite the constant intrusion into her life by paparazzi, Angélica Vale has managed to keep much of her life private, causing paparazzi to fabricate stories about her. She also had breast reduction around the time she finished La Fea Más Bella. Personal life Family Vale's father was Venezuelan while her mother is white and Mexican who was born in Louisiana; she has a Jewish grandfather. Vale speaks English and Spanish fluently, and holds her own in French. She and her mother, Angélica María, are among the very few daughter – mother entertainers to be inducted into the Paseo de las Luminarias at the Plaza de las Estrellas. Vale was inducted for her work in television and regarding her contribution to the recording industry. Vale and her parents are featured in the 2007 book Televisa Presenta, which was published during the culmination of the Network's golden anniversary. Citizenship In 2016, Vale became a naturalized U.S. citizen. Filmography Films Television Discography 1989: Angélica Vale 1990: Nuestro Show No Puede Parar 1992: Atrapada En Los 60's 2002: Amigas y Rivales Soundtrack 2006: La Fea Más Bella Soundtrack 2008: Navidad con Amigos 2015: "Dinastia: Angelica Vale y Angelica Maria" Awards and nominations References External links Webnovela No Me Hallo – Angelica Vale 1975 births Living people 20th-century American actresses 20th-century Mexican actresses 21st-century American actresses 21st-century Mexican actresses American child actresses American television actresses American film actresses American people of German descent American people of Venezuelan descent American stage actresses American voice actresses American women comedians American radio personalities American television hosts Actresses from Mexico City Mexican child actresses Mexican television actresses Mexican film actresses Mexican parodists Mexican people of American descent Mexican people of German descent Mexican people of Venezuelan descent Mexican stage actresses Mexican voice actresses Mexican women comedians Mexican women singers Mexican radio presenters Mexican women radio presenters Mexican television presenters Singers from Mexico City People from Mexico City Citizens of the United States through descent 20th-century American comedians 21st-century American comedians 21st-century American singers 21st-century Mexican singers 21st-century American women singers American women television presenters Mexican women television presenters Mexican emigrants to the United States Women in Latin