Elizabeth Waters (VIVICA A. FOX) wasn't a glamour girl; but Frankie saw something else in her, and she loved the way he loved her -- especially after she saw him perform onstage. Even when his career fell apart, Elizabeth took care of Frankie and struggled to keep their home together. The day she became Mrs. Frankie Lymon was the happiest day of Elizabeth's life. Vivica A. Fox most recently appeared in "Soul Food," following her appearance in the worldwide hit "Batman & Robin" and in the broad comedy "Booty Call." In 1996, she impressed audiences with her performance in Roland Emmerich's massively successful science-fiction adventure, "Independence Day." Fox's first film role was in Oliver Stone's drama "Born on the Fourth of July," followed by a starring role opposite Queen Latifah and Jada Pinkett in F. Gary Gray's powerful "Set It Off." On television, Fox was a series regular on "Living Dolls" and "Out All Night." Fox now stars in her own television series, "Getting Personal," on Fox Network. A native of South Bend, Indiana, Fox moved to California to attend college and later modeled in New York City.