13 Facts About Denise DuBarry

Denise DuBarry Hay was an American actress, businesswoman, film producer, and philanthropist.

Denise DuBarry served as its chief creative officer for 15 years, from 1990 to 2005.

Denise DuBarry was a pioneer in the infomercial industry as co-producer with Deborah Chenoweth of Play the Piano Overnight in 1988, which won the Billboard Music Award for Best Music Instruction Video that year, and then Play the Guitar Overnight, which won the 1991 Billboard Music Award for Best Music Instruction.

Denise DuBarry's parents moved back to Louisiana where they were from so that her father could finish his master's degree at LSU in Baton Rouge.

The family later moved to Honduras, Mexico, Guatemala and Costa Rica, where Denise DuBarry grew up from ages 2 to 10, and learned to speak fluent Spanish.

The family moved throughout California, eventually settling in Granada Hills, California, where Denise DuBarry attended middle school and high school.

Denise DuBarry founded and owned Malibu Yoga in 1986 which catered to a celebrity clientele.

Denise DuBarry gave the studio to a friend in 1990 when she relocated.

Denise DuBarry was a partner in Palm Desert, California's Bikram Yoga University Village Studio.

Denise DuBarry competed in several real beauty contests including Ms.

Denise DuBarry was hired to co-star in a CBS Movie of the Week, Deadman's Curve.

Denise DuBarry landed a regular role in the second season of the NBC World War II television series, Black Sheep Squadron, and had bit-parts in popular television shows, including Charlie's Angels.

Denise DuBarry died at UCLA Medical Center on March 23,2019, at the age of 63.