Basic Information
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full name | Alabama Gypsy Rose Jennings |
| Born | Late November 2007 |
| Parents | Drea de Matteo (mother), Shooter Jennings (father) |
| Siblings | Younger brother, Waylon (born 2011) |
| Public profile | Celebrity child — appears in family photos, red-carpet and event galleries; referenced on public social accounts |
| Career | No independent public career reported (still a private/minor individual) |
| Net worth | No reliable public net worth for Alabama herself; parents appear on public celebrity-finance estimates |
Family as Story: who’s who in the Jennings-de Matteo constellation
When you map a family like a constellation, some stars are bright studio lights—awards, roles, record deals—while others are the soft glow that holds the picture together. Alabama Gypsy Rose Jennings is the soft glow at the center of a household that reads like a mashup of an indie film and a country song: a mom who’s delivered peak TV grit and a dad whose family name is a country-music headline.
| Family member | Relationship to Alabama | One-line introduction |
|---|---|---|
| Drea de Matteo | Mother | Emmy-winning actress known for The Sopranos, Sons of Anarchy, and a steady, candid presence in Hollywood; the family’s public voice on social media. |
| Shooter Jennings | Father | Musician and producer—son of Waylon Jennings—whose career sits at the crossroads of country, rock, and outlaw legacies. |
| Waylon | Brother (younger) | Alabama’s younger brother, born in 2011—shares the family spotlight in candid family photos and event appearances. |
| Waylon Jennings (senior) | Paternal grandfather (deceased) | Country-music legend and a major cultural reference in the Jennings family history. |
| Donna & Albert de Matteo | Maternal grandparents | Part of the quieter family scaffolding behind Drea — named in public biographies and interviews. |
I tell it like that because family biographies are not spreadsheets; they’re movies with an opening crawl. You get the lineage—country legend here, Emmy acclaim there—and then the cut to a scene of the household, where the ordinary and the famous collide: Halloween costumes, school pickup, a mother who posts “my baby girl Alabama” in a single, unguarded Instagram moment that makes fans sigh and tabloids whisper.
Childhood in public view: dates, photos, and privacy margins
Being the child of two public figures comes with a small press gallery attached. Alabama was born in late November 2007; by the time she was three, paparazzi photos and event galleries were already chronicling family outings. Her younger brother arrived in 2011, adding another name and a second small pair of sneakers to press captions.
Those dates—2007, 2011—read like markers along a timeline that is half family album, half press release. The visual record tends to be what people notice: arrival shots on the red carpet, candid frames at charity events, Instagram snapshots from a mother who has not shied away from posting family life. Still, Alabama remains a private, under-the-radar figure—no public career, no verified public persona of her own, and no independent financial profile in public records.
The cultural resume around her: legacy, pop music, and television DNA
Alabama’s heritage is cinematic. On one side, Drea de Matteo brings the kind of television pedigree that gets referenced in pop-culture shorthand—think gritty, authoritative women in prestige TV. On the other, Shooter Jennings brings the outlaw country bloodline, a surname that opens doors in music history and shapes expectations of an Americana soundtrack.
If you like metaphors: imagine a film scored by pedal steel and distorted electric guitar, with a heroine’s arc written in quick, witty dialogue—Alabama is the off-screen protagonist who ties those genres together. She’s not the performer, but she’s the connective tissue between two creative lineages.
Net worth and career: what’s real, what’s whispered
Short, factual: Alabama has no independent public career and no reliable public net worth. She’s a minor and a private person in the public eye; assigning a personal fortune would be speculation.
The adults around her—parents who have public profiles—do appear in the celebrity-finance conversation: public estimates and aggregator pages have provided ballpark figures for entertainers like her mother and father. Those numbers are third-party estimates and fluctuate—but they only describe the adults’ public profiles, not Alabama’s life or finances.
Media, gossip, and the social echo
In the life of any celebrity child, there are three main channels that carry your name: official family posts, photo-agency galleries, and the tabloid rumor mill. Alabama’s mentions live in that triad. The family’s social posts offer the warmest tones—photos, affectionate captions, family life glimpses—while image banks preserve the visuals for press use. Tabloids pick up the threads and, sometimes, spin yarns: a quote here, a podcast anecdote there. It’s all part of the public echo, and like any echo, clarity depends on the original voice—Drea’s candidness and Shooter’s musical legacy provide that voice.
A few private rules the public seems to follow
- Alabama is mentioned affectionately in family posts—“my baby girl Alabama”—a line that humanizes the celebrity narrative.
- She appears in press photography but maintains a private life outside of professional billing.
- Family lore—the Jennings name, the de Matteo credits—will likely color any future public profile, but right now Alabama is a young person growing up in a creative household.
FAQ
Who are Alabama Gypsy Rose Jennings’s parents?
Her mother is actress Drea de Matteo and her father is musician Shooter Jennings.
When was Alabama born?
She was born in late November 2007.
Does Alabama have any siblings?
Yes—she has a younger brother named Waylon, who was born in 2011.
Does Alabama work in film or music?
No—there’s no public record of an independent career; she appears in family photos and social posts.
What is Alabama’s net worth?
There is no reliable public net worth reported for Alabama; any figures would be speculative.
Is Alabama active on social media herself?
Public references show family posts that include her, but she does not maintain a widely reported public account or career profile.
Who are Alabama’s famous relatives?
Paternally, she is descended from the Jennings family of country-music fame; maternally, she is the daughter of an Emmy-winning actress—both legacies inform the family story.
Will Alabama likely enter entertainment?
It’s too early to say—she’s still a private, young person; any future public career would be her own choice and not inevitable.
