We watched Ben Savage grow, and now the actor’s wife, Tessa Angermeier, is growing. That is because the couple is expecting their first child this Fall.
They made the announcement on social media, showing off the little one’s sonogram.
The soon-to-be parents were married in March 2023, just a few months after they got engaged. Congrats!
Last year, Ben Savage ran for West Hollywood Neighborhood Council and lost. So now he is running for the US House of Representatives. The actor is hoping to fill Adam Schiff’s seat because the Congressman is running for Senate.
The Boy Meets World star wrote why he is running:
Together, we can do better.
I am a proud Californian, union member and longtime resident of District 30 who comes from a family of unwavering service to our country and community.
I firmly believe in standing up for what is right, ensuring equality and expanding opportunities for all.
I’m running for Congress because it’s time to restore faith in government by offering reasonable, innovative and compassionate solutions to our country’s most pressing issues.
And it’s time for new and passionate leaders who can help move our country forward. Leaders who want to see the government operating at maximum capacity, unhindered by political divisions and special interests.
Please join our movement!
I feel for my friends who live in District 30 because they deserve better. But who knows, maybe Savage will prove himself to be the perfect candidate.
But, until then, I am relieved that I live in District 29 and that Tony Cárdenas is my House Representative.
Ben Savage ran for West Hollywood’s City Council in November and lost.
So you would think that his days in politics were over. They are not. The actor wants to run for Adam Schiff’s seat if the House Representative for US Congress becomes a US Senator, according to TMZ.
Schiff’s district California 30, includes Hollywood, West Hollywood, and Burbank; I can’t see those residents voting for him. That is unless he is the only option. But if Schiff becomes a Senator, I have a feeling his seat will see a lot of people running for it because he has held it for so long, and it is a populist and popular district.
So I predict it will be Boy Meets Loss again, especially if my friends who live in that area have a say. And boy, am I thankful I live a few blocks to the west, so I don’t have to vote for him. Not that I wouldn’t vote for an actor. I just wouldn’t vote for one who has no political experience.
