Kimberly is an actress and athlete of primarily Chinese, Spanish, and Native descent. She is a “melting pot” of flavors - a “china latina” and plays upon every ingredient. Born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Maryland, she believes that balance and focus are keys to life. She is just as committed to practicing sense memory, tai chi, and yoga, as she is to pounding on her heavy bag and focus mitts. She has an extensive background in martial arts, combat, and weaponry, and has trained with acclaimed stuntman Dave Lea to adapt those skills to film. A quality quickly recognized in Kimberly is her unconquerable spirit; as she comes from a long line of warriors and is passionate about everything she does. It is the same spirit that drove her to be the only girl to play on the boy’s soccer team in high school and to later compete at the NCAA Division 1 level, on the women’s team at the University of Maryland. It is that same spirit that earned her scholar-athlete awards in college, graduating cum laude with a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice, initially intent on law school. Her passion for acting was sparked in theater classes in high school and college, but was fully ignited when she was whisked away to Los Angeles after graduation for a corporate position. She left a lucrative career in the corporate world to take the plunge, follow her bliss, and fill her soul, diving into her training. It is that same spirit that landed her roles in television and film. She was cast and directed by Clint Eastwood in Best Picture Million Dollar Baby, as one of Hilary Swank’s opponents. She recently completed a lead role in the feature film Shut Up and Shoot, where she had the opportunity to work with talented actors Joe Cortese, John Savage, Daniel Baldwin, Gary Busey, and James Russo. Kimberly had a starring role in Day of Miracles, a docudrama that shares stories of the miracle survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attack on the Twin Towers. On the small screen you can catch her playing regularly on GSN’s Extreme Dodgeball. Ironically, she made a guest appearance in episodes of The Young and the Restless as a police officer, utilizing her criminal justice background. Along her journey she has also appeared on Good Morning America and The Best Damn Sports Show Period. Kimberly is a talent whose dream is to share her blessings, to be of service, and to help make the world a better place. She is as comfortable in front of the camera as she is working with children and others in need. The human experience of acting is what makes her tick. She is a talent who is willing to push boundaries, enjoy the adrenaline, and savor each and every moment of the ride.