Jennifer Love Hewitt Now 2023: Age, Net Worth + New Movie Project, Has She Retired From Music?

Jennifer Love Hewitt is celebrating her birthday, but she is the one giving gifts to fans.

As an actress and singer, Hewitt surely has established a strong fandom in the US and across the globe. She initially appeared in various commercials before officially starting her career.

With Hewitt's birthday this year, here's everything fans need to know about the singer-actress, including her recent projects.

Jennifer Love Hewitt's Age, Birthday

Born on Feb. 21, 1979 in Waco, Texas, the "Heart of Glass" singer officially turns 44 this year. She is the daughter of medical technician Herbert Daniel Hewitt and speech-language pathologist Patricia Mae.

Fans celebrate her birthday online as they take their time to recall her early beginnings before becoming an actress and musician. The young Hewitt already fell in love with music when she was a toddler. She immediately wowed the public with her "The Greatest Love of All" before having a notable cover of "Help Me Make It Through The Night."

Jennifer Love Hewitt Has NOT Released New Music For Years

After years of honing her singing skills, she officially debuted with her 1992 studio album, "Love Songs," which Meldac funded when she was still 12.

From there, she established her music empire and released a total of 13 singles, seven music videos, five promotional singles, four studio albums, and one compilation album as of press time.

Among her hit singles include "Dancing Queen," "What It's Gonna Take," "Please Save Us the World," "Let's Go Bang," "Cool With You," "No Ordinary Love," "Can I Go Now," and "I'm a Woman."

Despite her fruitful music career, Hewitt has not released any music-related project since the 2013 cover of "I'm a Woman" to promote "The Client List" second season. The track, however, reached iTunes Music Video chart top 10.

Jennifer Love Hewitt To Reprise Notable Role

Amid her absence in the music industry, Hewitt is about to return to acting with the upcoming sequel of her hit 1997 movie with Freddie Prinze Jr., "I Know What You Did Last Summer."

Deadline received tops from insiders who claimed that the project is in early development. The original producer Neal H. Moritz is reportedly in talks to return to produce the film, while Leah McKendrick is responsible for the script.

Sony has not confirmed the development yet. Its plot details are also unknown.

The buzz, however, started after Amazon attempted to reboot the franchise with a series but got canceled after one season in 2021.

Before the recent rumored sequel, Hewitt and Prinze already reprised their roles in the sequel, "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer.