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Lia Marie Johnson

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1996-11-23
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She’s an actress who really made a name for herself with standout performances in Counterpunch and Finding Cody—roles that definitely put her on the map. Over the years, she’s continued building an impressive resume, with appearances in popular shows like The Unit and the quirky Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! In 2014, she expanded her reach into film, landing a part in Cameron Dallas’s movie Expelled, which was another big moment in her career.

Before all the spotlight, though, she actually started young—like, really young. She made her television debut way back in 2008 at just 12 years old on the series When Weather Changed History. That early start paved the way for what was to come. Outside of acting, she comes from a big, close-knit family; she has four younger sisters and one younger brother, so growing up was definitely never quiet! And on the personal side, fans might remember she once dated internet sensation Jc Caylen, which added even more buzz around her public profile.

All in all, her journey—from a young TV newcomer to a recognizable face in both indie projects and mainstream media—shows just how much dedication and talent she brings to the table. It’s clear she’s someone who’s been steadily carving out her own space in the entertainment world.

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She’s best known for her recurring roles on the popular series MyMusic and Spirits, where she really made a name for herself. Over time, she built a solid reputation not just as an actress but also as a talented performer. And speaking of talent, she actually played a key role in shaping the early days of the teen music scene—she was a founding member of the band Pink Army, which gained quite a following back then. Yeah, she’s definitely had an interesting journey, balancing acting gigs with her musical roots. It’s clear that her passion and dedication have been consistent throughout her career. She’s someone who truly embraced both worlds—acting and music—and made them work together beautifully.

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