Kayla Heller (b. 1996)

Birthplace:
Vancouver, Canada

Born:
September 27, 1996

Kayla Heller is an actress known for her performances in various film and television productions. With a passion for diversity and representation, Heller strives to be a trailblazer in the entertainment industry. Growing up, she noticed the lack of East-Asian talent who resembled her on the big screen, inspiring her to become a role model and advocate for change.  Heller’s acting journey began with notable appearances in popular shows such as Netflix's “The Order,” “There's Someone Inside Your House,” and most recently “My Life with the Walter Boys,” set to premiere this summer. Heller’s performances have earned her a devoted following and established her as a familiar face in the industry. She has become a regular presence on Hallmark productions, and The CW's hit series “Superman & Lois.”  Beyond acting, Heller has a diverse background as a rhythmic gymnast, representing Canada internationally and bringing home numerous gold medals. Her dedication and discipline in sports have translated seamlessly into her pursuit of excellence in the TV and film industry.  Outside of her professional endeavors, Heller finds solace and connection in her community church. She devotes time to actively participate in church activities and engage with her fellow community members. She also has a passion for singing, which allows her to express her creativity and bring joy to those around her. Through her many interests and commitment to promoting diversity on screen, Heller continues in striving make an impact in the entertainment world while remaining grounded in her faith and community involvement.

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