Jessica Andrews is one of country music's brightest young stars. She caught on to music at a young age, entering a school talent competition while she was in fourth grade and winning the top prize. From then on, she sang publicly at every opportunity from county fairs to talent shows.

Eventually, she caught the ears of Nashville, and by 1998, she had signed a recording contract with DreamWorks Records. That year, Jessica unveiled her debut single, "I Will Be There for You" as part of the soundtrack for that year's "The Prince of Egypt." "I Will Be There for You" and her next single, 1999's "You Go First (Do You Wanna Kiss)", both cracked the top 30 of Billboard magazine's Country Singles and Tracks chart, setting Jessica on her way to country stardom.
Country singer. Was just the fourth teen-age country singer (all female) in the history of Billboard magazine's country singles chart to score a No. 1 hit. She accomplished the feat in April 2001 with "Who I Am." parents are Jesse & Vicki Andrews has 1 older sister, Kellie Currently lives in Nashville, Tennessee. Her grandfather, Charles Blackburn, passed away in 1990 of lung cancer. Boyfriend Marcel Chagnon is also a country singer Sang the National Anthem at a Nashville Predators (NHL) game. At the age of 7, Jessica underwent surgery for a spinal problem from birth.