Personal details
- Birth Date: 1996-10-22
- Height: 5′ 1″ (1.55 m)
- Birth Location: Big Bear Lake, California, USA
- Professions: Actress, Additional Crew, Producer
Jillian Henry? Oh, she’s one of those people who just makes you feel like you’ve done nothing with your life. Born in Big Bear Lake, California—yeah, that cozy mountain spot—she somehow managed to finish high school at thirteen. Thirteen! With a GPA that makes most people’s eyes water: 4.33. Guess she wasn’t wasting time binge-watching cartoons, unless, of course, she was voicing them. She went on to snatch up a BA in Video and Media Production from Emerson College out in Boston, because apparently, sleep is optional. Now, her resume? Kind of wild. She’s worked on several Disney animated projects—think Lilo and Stitch, Mulan II, and Special Agent Oso. Not exactly small potatoes. She’s also the voice you didn’t know you knew—those radio ads for McDonalds, SeaWorld, Jiffy Lube? Yeah, that’s her. If you’ve spent even a little time doomscrolling through sitcoms or dramas, you’ve probably seen her pop up on My Wife and Kids, Six Feet Under, Carnivàle, or What I Like About You. She even shared the screen with Rob Schneider, David Spade, and Jon Heder in The Benchwarmers. So her IMDB page isn’t hurting, let’s put it that way. And, not to rub it in, but she’s picked up the CARE Award—a thing that hands out kudos to young actors who manage to juggle work, school, and actually giving back. Plus, she’s a card-carrying member of both SAG and AFTRA. It’s kind of impressive, honestly.
Jillian basically blew right past the usual high school timeline—she was homeschooled and ended up nailing the California High School Proficiency Exam when she was just 13. We're talking legal high school diploma at an age when most kids are still figuring out algebra. But instead of just moving on, she actually chose to dive into traditional high school anyway, starting as a freshman right after snagging that diploma. Honestly, that's wild. She could legally work as an adult in TV and film, too, thanks to that early diploma. Not your typical teenage journey at all. Most people dream of skipping ahead—she actually did it, and then doubled back just to see what the “normal” high school experience was about. That’s some real overachiever energy, and you gotta respect it. Plus, getting a jump on work in the entertainment industry at that age? Serious power move.
October 22, 1996
5′ 1″ (1.55 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Big Bear Lake, California, USA
28 years old