Clementine Ford was born to actress Cybill Shepherd and her first husband David Ford in Memphis, Tennessee in 1979. Her parents divorced when she was still a baby, and Cybill went back to California to restart her acting career, becoming a celebrated television star on "Moonlighting" (1985). She also had a brief second marriage to Bruce Oppenheim, giving birth to twins Ariel and Zachariah. Cybill also paid for Clementine's father to move to California and for his bartending lessons, so he and Clementine can have a close father-daughter relationship, which continues to this day. Since Clementine grew up with a famous actress, she dreamed of an acting career, making her debut on her mother's other show "Cybill" in 1997. She was named Miss Golden Globe in 1998, a title bestowed upon off-spring of famous actors. Clementine wasn't happy with her acting, so she enrolled in acting classes, where she met her first husband, actor Chad Todhunter. They divorced a few years later. Clementine made several guest appearances, playing daughter to her real-life mother on "The L Word" from 2007-2009 After that, she moved onto the daytime soap opera "Young and the Restless" and was there for a contract role as Mackenzie for one year. Clementine also entered into a relationship with musician Linda Perry. When that ended, she married her second husband actor Cyrus Wilcox in 2013 and gave birth to a son Elijah in 2014. She maintains a blog and continues to act, such as when she appeared in a play written by her half-sister Ariel.
