Jazz Raycole (born Jazzmine Raycole Dillingham on February 11, 1988 in Stockton, California) is an American actress who played Claire Kyle on the popular sitcom My Wife and Kids during its first season. She was subsequently replaced on the show by Jennifer Freeman when the second season began. She has since appeared on Everybody Hates Chris and The Office. Raycole made her first appearance in the 1995 movie Waiting to Exhale. Raycole was in...
Claire and Tony are about to go on a date. Michael wants to know what they ar...
Claire is about ready to tell her fantasy of the perfect dad.
Michael is telling Claire and Junior how much he loves them.
Claire telling her mom that she thinks her dad is going nuts.
The kids are sitting around the kitchen table having breakfast and Claire and...
Claire is upset because Kady took her Bobby Brown eyeliner.
Claire telling her dad that they have all heard him talking to Junior about p...
Claire is telling her mom that she is worried about having small breasts for ...
Claire and Junior are arguing and Claire is picking on Junior's mustache.
Claire and Junior argue about her winning the dance contest.
Janet blackmails Claire because she knows that Claire is blackmailing Junior.
Claire makes Junior give her his cell phone to keep her quiet.
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