I was born in Norfolk, VA, raised in Greenville, SC, and trained as an artist for as long as I can remember. At the young age of eight, I decided performance was my calling. As a result, theatre made up the majority of my childhood.

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I’ve attended performing arts schools from grades 3rd-12th including The Fine Arts Center - the first specialized arts school in South Carolina. After graduating early from high school, I attended Western Carolina University where I earned a BFA in Acting for Stage & Screen, then attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London for their 4-week Shakespeare Short Course intensive. Shortly after returning to the States, I moved to New York City - the perfect place for my upbeat, resilient, and expeditious personality. Within 2 months of moving, I continued my professional acting career with Tier 5 Theatre Company performing Off-Off Broadway in The American Theatre of Actors. Then shortly after, booked the role of Stella in A Streetcar Named Desire with The Redhouse Arts Center. Then spent the next year in Film & TV, working with NBC with their true crime series, "Sins of the South", which I thought was quite fitting, and working the Red Hook Productions in a music video which you can view below!