✎ About Tanaya Beatty

Tanaya Beatty was born on February 12, 1991 in Vancouver, Canada, Canadian, is Actress. Tanaya Kilcher Beatty is a Canadian actress, who is best known for appearing as Rachel Black in the film ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1’. She also garnered limelight for her starring roles as Caitlin Janvier on the Canadian TV series ‘Arctic Air’ and Jessica Finch on the American action series ‘True Justice’. Her other notable performance include the role of Dr. Shannon Rivera on the American medical drama series ‘The Night Shift’ as well. The actress has also appeared in a handful of other dramas including ‘Blackstone’, ‘Continuum’ and ‘The 100’. She has contributed to a few other movies like ‘Words and Pictures’ and ‘Hochelaga, Land of Souls’. Also, Beatty will soon be seen in HBO’s upcoming miniseries titled ‘Lewis and Clark’. Talking about the Canadian beauty’s personal lifestyle, she is said to be a simple girl who doesn’t like to face media more often. As Beatty is extremely private, she is not active on any social networking site like Twitter or Instagram.
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💰Tanaya Beatty Net worth: $1.4 Million

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Biography/Timeline

1991

Tanaya Beatty was born on February 12, 1991 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Beatty's mother is of Da'naxda'xw First Nations descent and her Father of Himalayan descent, but was adopted and raised by an Italian family. Beatty spent her childhood living in the interior of British Columbia, including Midway, Nelson, and Grand Forks.

2010

In December 2010, Beatty graduated from the Vancouver Film School, successfully completing the full-time Essentials and Acting Program. Prior to this, she earned a certificate from a social work program.

2016

Beatty has been included in the group of Native American actresses considered with "both the talent and the beauty to be an A-List", and was cast in the role of Sacagawea for the planned HBO miniseries, Lewis and Clark, which has however been in development hell since 2016.

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