Nicky Whelan

Nicky Whelan was born in 1981. Nicky is an Australian actor and model. Her first role was as Pepper Steiger in Australia. Her role in the 100 episodes of soap drama Neighbors broadcasted between 2006 and 2007 made her a household name in Australia. Two different projects brought her to Hollywood The first was the choral show Hollywood & Wine starring as an undiscovered Hollywood actress. Then by landing a recurring character in the ninth season of Scrubs that of Maya a very sexy medical student. Suddenly, the show is cancelled. After that, she continued to make the Farrelly brothers-produced comedy known as Good To Shoot, which featured Jason Sudeikis and Owen Wilson. Thereafter the actress starred in short-form films, as well as B series films. 2013 was the year she had the opportunity to take on more challenging assignments. She appeared in six episodes in the show about detectives, Franklin and Bash, and then got her first role as a regular in the web series Chosen which starred Milo Ventimiglia. She is also Chad Michael Murray's replacement in the two first seasons. Next, in the year immediately following her debut, she landed supporting role in the role of a flight attendant two fantastic film features. The role she plays is pilot. She and Gabriel Luna share the poster for Matador a brand new television show. The length of the season for this drama created by Robert Rodriguez, wherein actors play the roles as CIA Agents, will be 13 episodes. The actress continues with the pilot episode for another television series. The trailer for Borrowed Moments, a B series romance, was released by Brian Krause in 2015. Her next role was as Kadi Cuoco Josh Gad Kevin Hart and as Kadi Hart for the comic Witness for Rent. She also appears in the vast distribution of Terrence Malcolmick's experimental Knight of Cups. She also appears in five episodes of the Satisfaction series.

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