Are Angie Harmon and Mark Harmon family? - The Truth Revealed

The two actors share a last name and similar on-screen roles, but are they family?

Angie and Mark Harmon, best known for crime dramas, share a common last name causing fans confusion about their connection.

Angie Harmon, an acclaimed American actress/model. Born in 1972, she stars as Detective Jane Rizzoli on TNT's popular Rizzoli & Isles, a role that earned her awards for Best Actress and TV Actress titles respectively. Prior to this, she worked on movies like Agent Cody Banks, Baywatch Nights, and Law & Order.

Career-wise, before becoming globally recognized, she was a top model who bagged the prestigious Seventeen beauty title in 1987. She graced catwalks for renowned fashion houses like Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani, and Donna Karan.

Angie was earlier married to former NFL player Jason Sehorn, with whom she shares three daughters. They split in 2014 after a decade-and-a-half together.

Post-divorce, Harmon was linked to actor Greg Vaughan but they ended their relationship in 2021.

In tragic news, on April 1, 2024, Harmon announced her beloved puppy Oliver's alleged murder by a delivery man at her house.

Now to Mark Harmon, an accomplished American actor/producer/footballer. He's best-loved for playing the ever-popular Special Agent Simon Donovan on The West Wing, and then Rizzoli's boss on NCIS.

Married to actress Pam Dawber since 1986, they share two sons, one of them, Sean, portrayed young Gibbs on NCIS.

Mark-Harmon-with-his-family

But did you know Mark is descended from Hollywood royalty - his mother, actress Elyse Knox and father, football player Tom Harmon?

Angie's roots trace back to her parents—Daphne and Larry Harmon—who hail from diverse ancestral backgrounds.

To wrap up, although they both share the same last name, Mark Harmon and Angie Harmon aren’t related. They have their own fascinating and successful careers in Television and Hollywood.

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