Shelton Haynes is a passionate actor and model. Born in Lafayette, Louisiana, Shelton Haynes grew up in the small town of Liberty City, Florida. He attended Lee County High School for his senior year before moving to Waleska, Georgia, to attend Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School for two years. Shelton’s acting career began at the Liberty Theater in Tallahassee when he was 12 years old. At age 18, he moved from Atlanta to Los Angeles to pursue acting full-time. Shelton Haynes was an apprentice at the high-end Intimate Apparel store in Beverly Hills. He then began working as a lingerie model for Escante, Andros, and Barton Perreira.
- Personal Life
Haynes was in a relationship with Carmen Electra from early 2006 to mid-2008; the couple has a daughter named Marley Blue Haynes (born August 28, 2007). Haynes’ father, Randy Haynes, is a pastor in Atlanta, and his mother, Mary Ann Haynes, is a registered nurse. Haynes has three older siblings. He currently resides in Los Angeles with his girlfriend of five years and their daughter Marley Blue Haynes in Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation
- Awards
In 2010, Haynes was nominated for the 12th Annual PRISM Awards in the category “Television Episode Drama” for his work in “Noah’s Arc: Jumping the Broom” but lost to Omar Epps (House M.D.). He was nominated for Bravo’s “Top Model” award in 2006 and 2008. Haynes won a People’s Choice Award for “Hottest Male Star” in 2007. He received another People’s Choice nomination for the 18th Annual “Sexiest Men of the Year.” Haynes was also named one of FHM’s “50 Sexiest Men in the World” (2007). He made his film debut as Sticks, a character in Bratz: The Movie (2007), which opened at No.
Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation is an incorporated island non-profit organization that owns and operates the Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island in New York City. It was established by Institute for American Values and Campus Progress to celebrate the life and legacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Its mission is “to serve as a living memorial to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, protecting his historical legacy, educating the public about FDR’s ideas and inspiring young people to develop character, greatness, and leadership in service of others.
