- Sometimes credited as: Angie Harmon-Sehorn
- Attended the same Dallas High School as E's Ted Casablanca
- While on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Harmon's boyfriend, NY Giants football player Jason Sehorn, walked out onstage and proposed during the program. Angie accepted, and her father then came out as well to give his blessing. The proposal was arranged by Sehorn and the Tonight Show staff. (13 March 2000)
- Once stopped by the police for a rolling stop violation. When asked to step out of the vehicle, she responded no. The officer asked why so Angie told him that she had no pants on. He shined his flashlight in to see and responded oh! They were in the trunk where her drivers license was which he initially wanted to see. She had to remove them when she sat on some Fire Ants and stripped to her bra and panties. Angie told this while on The Jay Leno Show, May 1999.
- Discovered by David Hasselhoff on an airline flight.
- Went to Highland Park High School in Dallas, TX. She graduated in 1990. When Angie was 15 years old, and in the 10th grade, she won the national cover girl contest for Seventeen magazine.
- Angie's parents, Larry and Daphne, both were models. They divorced when Angie was still a toddler.
- Is left-handed.
- Announced she will now go by her married name, Angie Sehorn. (January 2002)
- At age 15, won Seventeen magazine's cover-model contest and Spectrum Model Search after high school graduation.
- Nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series at Screen Actors Guild Awards for Law & Order (2002)
- Nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series at Screen Actors Guild Awards for Law & Order (2001)
- Nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series at Screen Actors Guild Awards for Law & Order (2000)
- Nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series at Screen Actors Guild Awards for Law & Order (1999)
Quotes- "It was a thrill and an honor to be at Ronald McDonald House for the donation of new Sleep Number beds."
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