Caroline Sunshine

She resides in Orange County, California, with her parents and two younger brothers. When not working, Caroline loves to spend her time travelling, dancing, photography, surfing, baking, cooking, going to the beach, rafting, and snorkelling.

She is said to have been in romantic relationship with Adam Irigoyen, Roshon Fegan, and Matt Stumme at different points of time.

She is involved with several charitable organisations and programs. These include the Orange County Child Abuse Prevention Center, the Joyful Sewing Organization, the ‘Adopt A Hero’ program, ‘Working Wardrobes,’ ‘Thirst Project,’ and the ‘Loaves and Fishes Ministry.’

She was born on September 5, 1995, in Atlanta, Georgia, US, to Thom and Karen Sunshine as their eldest child among three children. She grew up with her two younger brothers, Johnny, and Christopher, in Orange County, California.

She was interested in performing arts from a very tender age and studied ballet at the age of just three. She essayed the role of Goldilocks in a kindergarten play, which marked the first lead role of her life. She watched all the old Hollywood classics with her grandmother and would frequently accompany her father to watch Saturday morning movies.

Moving forward, she joined the Orange County Children's Theater. She also became part of ‘South Coast Performing Arts,’ a dance school in Tustin, California, and began participating in competitive dancing.

She attended the Orange Lutheran High School and later enrolled at the Claremont McKenna College, where she studied international relations and economics. She also studied at Westmont College.

She commenced her acting career with stage in 2004, when she was around nine. She got the role of Annie Warbucks in the musical Annie Warbucks’ that was staged at the ‘Orange County Children's Theatre’ that year.

She appeared in the role of a doll in the two-act ballet ‘The Nutcracker,’ which was staged at the ‘Academy of Dance and South Coast Performing Arts’ in 2005.

In 2006, she played Annie in the Lutheran High School of Orange County production play ‘Stage Door.’ The same year, she started going to professional auditions and got her first commercial break, in which she portrayed a large interactive doll, Amazing Allysen. She also did commercials for Quaker Oats Company’s product line of corn and oat breakfast cereals called ‘Cap'n Crunch’ and for the American brand of low-fat yogurt for children, ‘Yoplait Go-Gurt.’

She appeared as herself in the television series ‘What's the Word?’ in 2008, in its episode titled ‘Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board.’

She shot her first pilot for the CBS sitcom, ‘Team Spitz,’ in 2010, where she portrayed the role of a teenage daughter of a high school coach Jeff Spitz, essayed by American actor, comedian, and retired officer of United States Marine Corps Reserve, Rob Riggle.