Jaime Primak Sullivan

Jaime Primak Sullivan, an outspoken native of New Jersey, established herself in the entertainment industry as the Founder and President of Bridge and Tunnel Entertainment, a full-service public relations and strategic marketing agency. Her career trajectory saw a significant shift when she relocated to the upscale southern suburb of Mountain Brook, Alabama, following her marriage to Michael Sullivan. This transition and her experiences navigating a new social and cultural environment became the central theme of the docuseries “Jersey Belle,” which premiered on Bravo in August 2014. The show ran for one season, comprising eight episodes, and documented her attempts to integrate into Southern life while maintaining her New Jersey roots and outspoken personality.

Beyond her television presence, Sullivan is also the creator and host of the digital series “Cawfeetawk,” a popular daily Facebook series where she shares her perspectives. In 2016, she authored “The Southern Education of a Jersey Girl: Adventures in Life and Love in the Heart of Dixie,” a memoir that elaborates on her experiences chronicled in “Jersey Belle.” Her work reflects a consistent focus on candid communication and the exploration of cultural assimilation, reaching audiences through various media platforms including television, digital content, and published literature.

Sullivan’s career highlights include her executive production and starring role in “Jersey Belle,” which provided a platform for her personal narrative and professional background. She has also expanded into podcasting with “Tell Me What To Do with Jaime Primak Sullivan.” These endeavors demonstrate her ability to connect with audiences through storytelling, whether through reality television, online series, or written works, often blending humor with observations on life’s challenges.