Celebrity Info
She’s a Spanish stuntwoman, actress, and model who made a name for herself with her standout contributions to the 2015 James Bond film Spectre. In that project, she performed stunts for Lea Seydoux’s character, Madeleine Swann—showcasing the kind of precision and skill that would become her trademark. People often recognize her not just for her daring work but also for her memorable appearance in an episode of Game of Thrones, where she portrayed the character Brea.
Before all the fame and spotlight, she had quite the dynamic upbringing. Growing up, she was deeply involved with horses and even competed as a swimmer, which later played a big role in shaping her career path. At just 16, she stepped into modeling, and thanks to her confidence and talent in aquatic environments, she quickly landed several underwater modeling gigs—a niche field where not many excel, but she truly stood out.
Born into a unique family background, her parents were part of the Spanish circus, which perhaps influenced her fearless attitude toward physical performance. She has an older brother named Adrian, who’s also carved his own path in the entertainment world through film work centered around extreme sports. So, in a way, adventure runs in the family. And throughout it all, she’s remained a strong, independent figure—someone whose journey from early passions to international projects like Spectre feels both inspiring and authentic.
She’s always been a passionate animal lover, and that deep connection with wildlife has shaped much of her journey. As the CEO of Finished Finning, she’s made it her mission to advocate for marine conservation and ethical practices in the industry. Interestingly, her compassion extends far beyond the ocean—she once adopted a one-week-old wolf who happened to be the runt of the litter. It was a bold move, but completely in line with her character. Her leadership at Finished Finning reflects the same care and determination she shows in her personal life, especially when it comes to protecting vulnerable creatures. People often say her empathy sets her apart, and it’s clear that every decision she makes—as a leader and as an individual—is guided by that principle.
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