Jessie Jacobs

Jessie Jacobs was born on Nov 14, 1990 in Australia. Jessie Jacobs's big-screen debut came with The Saddle Club - Season 2 directed by Larry Jacobs in 2003.

Jessie Jacobs was the middle child of Joanna and Brendan Jacobs. After "The Saddle Club" ended Jessie Jacobs pierced her nose and she wore a retainer at the age of 13. When her baby brother Charlie was born Jessie Jacobs helped with his delivery and cut his umbilical cord. Being on "Fergus McPhail" reunited Jessie Jacobs with her former Saddle Club co-star Heli Simpson. Before she died Jessie Jacobs had taken a break from acting to focus on school and music. Jessie Jacobs and Janelle Corlass-Brown released a CD Single for their song "Trouble", they were featured on "Fun For Everyone", "Friends Forever", and "Princess Veronica Tour EP", and she covered "Hello World" with Heli Simpson, Kia Luby, and Janelle Corlass-Brown. Jessie Jacobs died instantly from her injuries when she was hit by a train on May 10, 2008. In 2009 Joanna Jacobs started "The Jessica Jacobs School of Drama" a year after her daughter died. As a child Jessie Jacobs studied ballet, classical violin, and bass guitar. She played the guitar in a local band called The Volten Sins.