Personal Life
Brittany is the mother of actress Katie Gill and musician/stuntman Cody Gill.
During the 1980s, Brittany was a national ambassador for the March of Dimes. She traveled the United States raising funds and bringing awareness to the prevention of birth defects. She participated in the Congressional "Walk" in Washington, D.C., with such members of the House of Representatives as its then Speaker, Representative Thomas Phillip "Tip" O'Neill Jr., a Massachusetts Democrat. Her involvement with the March of Dimes lasted two decades.
As of the middle of November of 2012, Brittany was living on a ranch in Southern California.
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