Trivia

Shares a birthday with her father, Boris Karloff.

One of her favorite films is Young Frankenstein (1974), a humorous homage to the three classic Universal Studios Frankenstein films that her father, Boris Karloff, had starred in (i.e., Frankenstein (1931), Bride of Frankenstein (1935) and Son of Frankenstein (1939)). She has often stated that if her father had lived long enough to see the film (he died in 1969), he would have loved it.

Though her father, Boris Karloff, is one of the great legends of horror films, she has always admitted to not being a fan of the horror genre herself.

Born while her father, Boris Karloff, was filming his third and last theatrical appearance as the Frankenstein Monster in Son of Frankenstein (1939).

Stepdaughter of Evelyn Hope.

On occasion, attends conventions of the classic Universal Studios horror films, sometimes along with Bela Lugosi Jr., and shares with fans a great admiration for her father's-screen legend Boris Karloff-work, even though she always admits that she is not a fan of the horror genre herself.

Bears a very strong resemblance to her older half-brother, Tony Karloff.

Would be part Egyptian and part Indian on her father's side of the family.

Like her father did before her when he lived at Hornby Mansions in Canada, she has worked as a Realtor. As such, she has owned many properties herself, in La Quinta, California and, more recently, a condo in Port Hueneme and her current home in Rancho Mirage.

Had two children named Michael and David.

Never really knew her father; she was abandoned by him when she was barely 8 years old.

Lives in the city of Rancho Mirage, barely 20 minutes from the Coachella Valley.

Was raised by an attorney named Edgar Rowe whom her mother married after her father abandoned her when she was barely 8 years old in order to take up with her mother's two-timing best friend, Evelyn Hope.