Laya Lewis Biography

Laya Lewis is an English entertainer, most popular for her job as Liv Malone in the fifth and 6th series of the hit British TV show Skins. While in the 6th structure she made her TV debut in the fifth series of E4’s high schooler show Skins, what began on 27 January 2011. She acquired the job of Liv Malone through open tryouts in Bristol. Individuals from the show’s creation group visited a portion of the neighborhood schools and she was approached to go to a tryout. At 16 years old, she tried out for the second era of Skins, notwithstanding, when she showed up she chose not to partake.

In April 2012, she featured in Emeli Sandé’s music video “My Kind of Love”, coordinated by Dawn Shadforth. It describes the tale of the vague relationship of two female characters, and how the more youthful young lady, played by Lewis, lives with disease. In 2013 she shot The Line, a short film composed and coordinated by BAFTA-designated Faye Gilbert about an adolescent young lady and little fellow running for their lives in a cutting edge world. From that point forward, she then, at that point, played the lead job of Beverly in Beverley, a short film created by Cass Pennant recounting the genuine story of a blended race young lady experiencing childhood in the city of Leicester during the 1980s. Laya once gave the idents to BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw. She has since kept on doing voice-over (VO) work. She won the BBC grant for the best in class craftsman at the British Urban Film Festival. She learned at Fairfield Secondary School and afterward sixth Form at Cotham School. She proceeded to concentrate on Media and Cultural Studies at the University of the Arts London.

In May 2021, she stood up in a web recording, that she felt unprotected during grown-up themed scenes and along with the other cast of the series Skins, they were told to skip dinners before they went for two-piece shoots.

Laya Lewis Age

She was brought into the world on May 14, 1992 in London, United Kingdom.

Laya Lewis Parents

She was brought into the world in South London, St George’s Hospital yet experienced childhood in Bristol. Her mom was brought into the world in Britain to Jamaican guardians who moved to England in the 60’s as a feature of the breeze surge age.