- Born
- Birth nameAnastasia Love Sagorsky
- Height1.60 m
- Staci Keanan was born Anastasia Sagorsky on June 6, 1975 in Devon, Pennsylvania. She began her career at age four with fashion-show assignments and magazine work. At age eight, she moved to New York City with her mother and sister and balanced a modeling career with a budding theater career, in addition to keeping a high scholastic record. She won several prestigious scholastic awards, including a City of New York essay contest and the National Language Arts Olympiad. As for her acting career, she branched from modeling into commercials, voiceovers and jingles, and then got roles in several miniseries and television specials. Her first starring role was as Nicole Bradford in the situation comedy Mes deux papas (1987). She received both the Youth In Film Award and Sixteen Magazine's Top TV Newcomer Award for her work on the series. In 1989, Staci made it to the silver screen in the horror film Lisa (1990), and then starred in the situation comedy Notre belle famille (1991).- IMDb mini biography by: A. Nonymous
- SpouseGuy Birtwhistle(February 11, 2017 - present)
- ParentsIrv SagorskyJacqueline Sagorsky
- RelativesPilar Sagorsky(Sibling)
- She graduated from Southwestern Law School in 2013 and now works full-time as an attorney in Los Angeles, California under the name Stacy Birtwhistle.
- From 1987 to 1998, she starred in three network television sitcoms in succession and on all three major American networks: she played Nicole Bradford in Mes deux papas (1987) on NBC from 1987 to 1990, Lindsay Bowen in Going Places (1990) on ABC from 1990 to 1991 and Dana Foster in Notre belle famille (1991) on ABC from 1991 to 1997 and on CBS from 1997 to 1998.
- She is of Slavic ancestry.
- Attended UCLA as an Art History major.
- Her birth name is Anastasia Love Sagorsky.
- [on the passing of her 'Step by Step' co-star Suzanne Somers]: She was universally adored on the set of Step by Step, and when anyone asked what it was like to work with her, I found myself saying often that to know her was to love her. Along with her many creative gifts, Suzanne was also a brilliant business person. As her "TV daughter," she was so warm and nurturing towards me. I thought she was just flawless. I will miss her, but was just lucky to have known her.
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