Who is Rebecca Breeds? Everything You Need to Know

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Australian Celebrities Born In June

Also Known As: Rebecca Elizabeth Breeds

Age: 37 Years, 37 Year Old Females

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Spouse/Ex-: Luke Mitchell (m. 2013)

Born Country: Australia

Actresses Australian Women

Height: 5'2" (157 cm), 5'2" Females

City: Sydney, Australia

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education: University Of New South Wales

awards: Logie Award for Most Popular New Female Talent
Logie Award for Most Popular Actress

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Where is Rebecca Breeds from?

Rebecca Breeds is from Sydney, Australia.
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Rebecca Breeds has starred in TV shows such as "Home and Away," "The Originals," and "Pretty Little Liars."
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Yes, Rebecca Breeds is active on social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter.
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Rebecca Breeds is known for her acting career, particularly for her roles in popular TV shows and films.
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Rebecca Breeds may have upcoming projects in the entertainment industry, but specific details may vary.

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Childhood & Early Life

Rebecca Elizabeth Breeds was born on June 17, 1987, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

She attended the ‘Sutherland Shire Christian School’ and the ‘St. Andrew’s Cathedral School.’ She was the drama captain in school.

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Career

Rebecca began her acting career by appearing in TV commercials for brands such as ‘KFC’ and ‘McDonald’s.’ In 2000, she also appeared in an episode of the Australian police-procedural series ‘Water Rats, titled ‘Jump in the Mouth.’ Her role as ‘Cassie Cometti’ in ‘Blue Water High’ helped her launch her acting career.

She made her first appearance on the big screen in 2008, as ‘Leah Pointin’ in the Australian feature film ‘Newcastle.’ The same year, she appeared as ‘Ruby Buckton’ in the popular Australian soap opera ‘Home and Away,’ also known as ‘H&A.’ She won the hearts of her audiences through her performance.

Her performance as ‘Ruby Buckton’ helped her get nominations for multiple awards. She was nominated twice for ‘Logie Awards,’ an Australian TV award presented by the magazine ‘TV Week,’ once for the ‘Most Popular New Female Talent’ (2009) and then for the ‘Most Popular Actress’ (2010). Later, in 2012, she was nominated for the ‘Inside Soap Award’ for the ‘Best Daytime Star,’ a recognition awarded by the ‘Inside Soap’ magazine to British and Australian soap-opera talents.

Rebecca was on an experimentation spree between 2011 and 2013, exploring unfamiliar territories. It began with a short film named ‘Scent,’ in which she acted as ‘Emma’ (2011). She also appeared as ‘Stella’ in ‘Bhaag Milkha Bhaag,’ a Bollywood venture in 2013. The same year, she touched the American shores as ‘Abby Russo’ in the sitcom ‘We Are Men.’

‘We Are Men’ did not do well for Rebecca because it could not attract the expected viewership and was discontinued after two episodes were aired. However, she did not give up on her American dreams. In 2015, she earned the recurring role of ‘Nicole Gordon’ in the sixth and the seventh seasons of the teen mystery–thriller ‘Pretty Little Liars’ and ‘Aurora de Martel’ in the third season of ‘The Originals.’ The latter was a spin-off of the supernatural TV series ‘The Vampire Diaries.’

She returned home in 2016, to play the character ‘Camille’ in ‘Molly,’ a two-part TV biopic on popular Australian music legend Molly Meldrum. She also starred in two Australian feature films: as ‘Keevey’ in ‘Three Summers,’ a romantic comedy, and as ‘Sally’ in ‘Slam,’ an Australian–French co-production, released in 2017 and 2018, respectively.

She returned to America in 2017, as ‘Megan James’ in an episode of the military-drama series ‘The Brave,’ titled ‘The Seville Defection.’

Some of her minor roles include those of ‘Avery Witshell’ in an episode of the crime drama ‘Notorious,’ titled ‘Taken’ (2016), and ‘NCIS Agent Scout Manion’ in two episodes of the American military drama ‘The Code,’ titled ‘Maggie’s Drawers’ and ‘Secret Squirrel’ ( 2019).

She wrote the short ‘Air’ and also served as its executive producer.

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Family & Personal Life

Rebecca’s father worked in the furniture industry, and his mother worked in a government school. She has two brothers, Matthew Breeds and Benjamin Breeds.

She attended the ‘University of New South Wales.’

She stayed with her cousin after her parents divorced.

She performed along with Troy Cassar-Daly and Skat Kats in 2009, to raise funds for cancer treatment.

She met co-star Luke Mitchell in 2009, on the sets of ‘Home and Away.’ They got engaged in May 2012 and tied the knot in January 2013.

According to an interview, she wishes to return to Australia along with her husband, to start a family.

Facts About Rebecca Breeds

Rebecca Breeds is a talented artist beyond her acting skills; she enjoys painting and sketching in her free time.

In addition to her native Australian accent, Rebecca is also fluent in speaking French, which she learned during her studies.

One of Rebecca's favorite hobbies is surfing, and she often escapes to the beach to catch some waves and unwind.

Rebecca has a passion for cooking and loves experimenting with new recipes, especially when it comes to baking decadent desserts.

Despite her busy schedule, Rebecca makes time to volunteer at animal shelters and is a strong advocate for animal rights and welfare.

Rebecca Breeds Biography

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