My performance background initially started with pulling little antics with my siblings whether that’s through little silly skits, watching Shrek for the millionth time and knowing it word for word, or even through dance – it especially got mad after the whole dance movies craze. And although I went on to participate in school dance contests, got to be the lead in a school play in my first year of high school, and continued to entertain my friends to make them smile, at the time I didn’t know I would want to pursue being a performer however I’ve always been someone to express myself through art.

When I was 16, I then decided I wanted to give acting a shot and then went on to study it in my A Levels. During that time my interest and confidence grew and I knew I wanted to pursue acting further. I applied and was offered a partial scholarship for the New York Film Academy however was unfortunately unable to attend due to remaining cost of tuition and cost of living so instead took a gap year, worked in a cinema which got the perk of free movies and then auditioned for the Identity School of Acting and got in! Whilst there I got to hone and develop my craft which has still helped me today.