Clementine Ford, the daughter of renowned actress Cybill Shepherd, was born in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1979, to Cybill and her first husband, David Ford. Tragedy struck early on when Cybill and David divorced when Clementine was just a baby, prompting Cybill to return to California to revive her acting career, which would eventually lead to her starring role in the hit TV series Moonlighting in 1985.
Cybill's second marriage was to Bruce Oppenheim, with whom she had twin children, Ariel Ladensohn and Zachariah Oppenheim. In a remarkable display of devotion, Cybill even went so far as to pay for Clementine's father to relocate to California and take up bartending, allowing the two to maintain a close father-daughter bond that endures to this day.
Growing up with a famous mother, Clementine naturally developed a passion for acting, making her debut on her mother's show Cybill in 1997. She would go on to be named Miss Golden Globe in 1998, a prestigious honor bestowed upon the offspring of famous actors.
However, Clementine's early foray into acting didn't quite satisfy her, and she subsequently enrolled in acting classes, where she met her first husband, actor Chad Todhunter. The couple would eventually divorce, but not before Clementine made several guest appearances on The L Word from 2007 to 2009.
In 2013, Clementine tied the knot with her second husband, actor Cyrus Wilcox, and the couple welcomed two children, Elijah Wilcox in 2014 and Welles Wilcox in 2016. Clementine has also been open about her relationships, including a romance with musician Linda Perry.
When she's not acting, Clementine can be found maintaining a blog, where she shares her thoughts and experiences with her followers. She has also appeared in a play written by her half-sister, Ariel, showcasing her commitment to her craft and her creative pursuits.
