I have been a Cardiff girl since birth and always knew that I wanted to be involved with something creative. At first, I wanted to be in the limelight, a dancer, then a fashion designer and then an actress. I joined my schools acting group which lead me attending the Sherman Youth Theatre where I participated in a range of productions including the National Theatres Connections Festival. Despite being one of my longest interests, acting slowly became less of a dream job for me, however I knew I enjoyed being a part of something creative. 

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Towards the end of my high school years I became interested in professional wrestling after watching 'Total Divas' with my mum, a reality show about female wrestlers in America. I remember turning up to my first session not knowing what to expect, and leaving ready to count the minutes until the next one! Shortly after I was assisting with putting together shows and working as crew and learning about this whole new universe of British professional wrestling. I made my wrestling debut in 2017 and have had the opportunity to wrestle all over the country in community and bingo halls, churches, converted cinemas etc. and I've had the chance to step into the ring with some fierce women and one or two WWE superstars that I'm lucky enough to be trained by. 

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After achieving my Level 3 Diploma in Creative Media at Cardiff and Vale college I decided I wanted to look for a job in the media and entertainment industry. Pretty broad I know! I didn't want to go to uni as I wanted to get my foot straight in the door of the working world. In 2018 I became a Live Events Apprentice at the National Theatre of Wales. My time with NTW helped me realise that my dream job is to work in the live events industry and I went on to work for Social Care Wales on their Accolades event in 2020. One day I would love to run my own wrestling promotion and produce wrestling shows around the country.