She first rose to fame back in 2008 when she landed the role of Claire in the series Down and Dirty, and that’s really where her journey began. Around that time, people started noticing her talent, and she made a name for herself pretty quickly. After that breakthrough, she went on to portray Goldie Finkelstein in Head Case, showcasing her range as an actress. Then, not too long after, she took on the character of Sarah Drummond in the Torchwood special Miracle Day, further solidifying her presence in the industry. But before all the spotlight and recognition, she had already been laying the groundwork for her career. She studied communications at California State University, Northridge, which gave her a strong foundation. Later on, she became a proud member of The Groundlings’ Sunday Company—a well-known comedy troupe that’s helped launch many successful careers. Growing up, she was raised by her mother in Glendale, California, and that upbringing played a big part in shaping who she is today. All in all, her path to success was built on dedication, early experiences, and a clear passion for performing.