Rebecca Jones

Rebecca Jones Fuentes Berain, born on May 21, 1957, in Mexico City, Mexico, was a prominent actress and producer whose career spanned several decades. With an American father and a Mexican mother, she spent her formative years in California before pursuing her passion for acting. She studied Drama at Orange Coast College before returning to Mexico to kickstart her career.

Jones made her television debut in 1982 with the soap opera "El amor nunca muere," quickly followed by her role in the acclaimed series "El maleficio" in 1983. Her impressive body of work includes iconic telenovelas such as "The Fallen Angel," "Cuna de Lobos," "The Devil's Smile," "Crystal Empire," and "Para Volver a Amar." She was previously married to fellow actor Alejandro Camacho, with whom she collaborated on numerous projects and had a son. After 25 years, the couple amicably parted ways.

In her later years, Rebecca continued to captivate audiences with performances in popular television series like "Las Malcriadas," "La Doña," and "May God Forgive You." She also ventured into international projects, working with NBC and Disney.

Tragically, Rebecca faced a challenging battle with cancer, which ultimately led to her passing on March 22, 2023. Her legacy as a talented actress and beloved figure in the entertainment industry remains cherished by fans and colleagues alike.