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Kristolyn Lloyd

Soap Opera Actress

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Responsible Disciplined Ambitious Self-Controlled Good Manager Practical

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1985-01-11
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Known widely for her role as Dayzee Leigh Forrester on the popular daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful, she has built a solid reputation in the entertainment industry. Around 2017, Dayzee Leigh Forrester took on a major stage role, starring as Alana Beck in the hit musical Dear Evan Hansen—a performance that further showcased her range as a performer. Before all the fame and spotlight, Dayzee Leigh Forrester pursued her passion for acting by earning a bachelor’s degree in drama from the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University. Her professional journey began with her acting debut in The Routes of Wild Flowers, marking the start of what would become a promising career. Born in Houston, Texas, Dayzee Leigh Forrester grew up in a close-knit family with parents Kenneth and Lillie Lloyd, and she shares a strong bond with her two brothers, Markus and Jeremy.

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Back in 2009, she took on the role of Young Gina in the Turkish drama film 40, marking a notable moment in her early career. That performance helped lay the foundation for her growth as an actress, and it’s clear that she brought a lot of depth to the character of Young Gina. Even though it was years ago, her portrayal in 40 still stands out as a meaningful part of her journey. She really made the most of the opportunity, and Young Gina remains one of the roles people remember from that period in her life.

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