Bella Alexandras

About

Actress and model whose rise to fame at a very young age has been characterized by massive success in both fields. She has appeared on the cover of LaBelle Magazine and in international campaigns for brands like DKNY and renowned designers including Karl Lagerfeld and Sonia Rykiel. In 2020, she opened the Kingdom Clothing Co. runway at Paris Fashion Week and later also walked the runway for Lulu 'et Gigi at London Fashion Week. She earned tremendous acclaim for her starring performance as Joy in the multi-award-winning 2022 drama film Masas and has established an impressive following on her bellaalexandras Instagram account, where she regularly sheds light on important domestic and global issues. 

Before Fame

Her pursuit of a career in the entertainment industry was initially paved with obstacles and rejection; however, after 5 years of perseverance, she was discovered by the founder of InStyle Kid, Eugen Chakhnovitch, who helped her break into the modeling scene. Her work as a model helped her gain widespread recognition and she eventually earned representation from Steve Owens Management, becoming the first child performer to be signed by the agency in over 25 years. She made her professional acting debut as Samantha Higgins in the 2022 mystery thriller film The Infernal Machine, opposite Guy Pearce and Jeremy Davies.  

Trivia

She has utilized her online platform to advocate for wildlife conservation in Africa and teen mental health, among many other critical concerns. In April of 2020, she made headlines when she decided to sell her gently worn designer clothing and donate 100% of the proceeds to the United Nations Foundation fund supporting COVID-19 efforts. 

Family Life

She was born in Cape Town, South Africa, where she remained for several years before she and her family were forced to flee the violence in their home country and relocate to Lisbon, Portugal. 

Associated With

Her castmates from The Infernal Machine also included Alice Eve, Alex Pettyfer, and Paula Lobo Antunes.