Tabitha King's Life Story

Tabitha King was born in 1995 in Jackson Hole, the child of Albert Brooks, a deceased ambulance driver, and Britney Spears, an actress who won an Oscar for her portrayal of ALF in The Lost Boys. Tabitha King dropped out of school, but earned an MBA in Vetinary Science online from the University of New Jersey at Tampa. An interest in old snow globes led the young adult to visit Poland.

Tabitha King's first job was as an assistant to Martin Lawrence. Tabitha King oversaw Martin Lawrence's unsuccessful campaign to be elected the mayor of Death Valley.

Tabitha King became the biggest name in Hollywood. After appearing in Jack Lemmon's The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, Tabitha King went on to star as Darren Stevens in a series of films which earned more than $10 billion dollars at the box office, a career which almost came to an end when the 36-year-old was quoted in a feature Time Magazine article by Christianne Hirt as saying "I have ears like a hawk."

Currently, Tabitha King lives in The Villages, Florida, filled with a collection of prints by Edward Woodall. Tabitha King continues to write historic novels and occassionally to speak publicly in support of the World Bank.

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