Reign Edwards and Torrey Devitto

Reign was born December 1, 1996, in Harford County, Maryland. She is currently 24 years old. Her Nationality is American and she's African-American descent. Jeff Robinson (father) and Destini Reign (mother) are Reign's parents (mother). Reign and her two sisters were raised together at home in Maryland. One of the sisters is Destini. Their mother was the sole one who was the primary caregiver. The mother of Reign was very encouraging and tried to assist her. Her roles were minor as a young girl in short film. She relocated in Los Angeles, in order to pursue additional acting opportunities. Edwards became an established star in Hollywood due to a direct outcome of her performance. She received multiple offers for years to come. Edwards was also offered the main role as Nicole Avant on the TV show The Bold and the Beautiful that same year. Reign did a great job in the role and soared to fame with her performance. Reign Edwards was also cast in the lead role in the role of Melody in the ongoing series Snowfall. After that, she went on to appear in the TV show MacGyver. Edwards was also a part of some TV shows as well as during 2018's Hell Fest. The actress recently played the lead character as a lead character in The Wilds, and she is set to star in the film Love You Anyway. Reign was nominated 3 times to win Daytime Emmy Awards in the Outstanding Younger Drama Series Actress category in 2016 in 2017, 2017 and 2018. All of these awards were given to her related to her character Nicole Avant Forester on The Bold and the Beautiful. While she's not yet been awarded an award for her role in the role of Nicole Avant Forester in The Bold and the Beautiful currently on course to achieve it.

Torrey is an actor, philanthropist, producer and activist. Her six-year run in the role of Natalie Manning in Chicago Med on NBC was among her most memorable. Natalie was the girl who lives next to her and also a child doctor at ER Pediatrics. Apart from her acting, Torrey's mission is to grant access to the benefits of wellness and charitable giving to the widest range of people possible. Torrey DeVitto grew up in Huntington New York, the daughter of Mary & Liberty DeVitto. Since the day her birth, Torrey was constantly surrounded by the world of entertainment. Her father played the Drums for Billy Joel 28 years, and most of Torrey's early childhood was spent on the roads. At the point that Torrey was able to walk, her hearts were in the musical and acting world. Her first violin lesson was when she was six years old and in 4th grade by the time she had already earned her place as the 4th chair violinist in the New York high school orchestra. The fiddle was also performed at the Tommy Davidson concert, backed by Brian McKnight. Torrey studied at The Kings Park Dance Center, New York. She began modeling and commercials by age 15. The past few years, she remains committed to her passion for music. She played violin for the Tommy Davidson Band concert. Torrey has recently performed with her father in the song "You've been Through" for SAMHSA in order to increase awareness of the dangers of alcohol and drugs. As an advocate for women's rights and security, she is on the board of SafeBAE. She also works for NHPCO as their spokesperson. She also is an active proponent of reproductive rights. She spoke at Planned Parenthood's Bans Off Our Bodies virtual event at The Women's Convention in 2022 as well as shared her personal story of abortion during an interview with PEOPLE. In addition to cycling through the veganism, vegetarianism of the last thirteen years, she has also fought on behalf of animals. She is a regular supporter of organizations like PETA IMAlive The Humane Society of the United States(HSUS) and PAWS located in Chicago.