Lindsey Morgan

Lindsey once claimed in an interview that all of her baby teeth had not fallen out and that she still had four baby teeth intact.

Although Lindsey has mentioned about being in a relationship, through her social-media accounts, she remains very secretive about her personal life. She is yet to reveal the name of her boyfriend.

Lindsey Morgan was born in Houston, Texas, on February 27, 1990, to George Morgan and Alice Burciaga. She is half-Irish and half-Mexican. She grew up in a huge family, with one sibling and six step-siblings. She was a shy girl but eventually conquered her fears when she started acting in school theatrical productions.

Lindsey discovered her love for drama and theater at a young age. She had an extroverted nature, which further helped her become the absolute favorite for key roles in school theatrical plays. She starred in school productions such as ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ and ‘Footloose.’ This sparked her interest in acting.

She continued acting in school theatrical plays over the next few years. As a child, she was a tomboy and had several artistic inclinations. As soon as she graduated high school, she decided to become an actor.

Houston had its own little filmmaking community, and Lindsey joined soon joined it. She then joined the ‘University of Texas’ in Austin. She studied fine arts, with theater arts as her specialization. She chose the program to hone her acting skills. While in college, she started working as a model and appeared in many print advertisements.

She spent the entire first year of her college auditioning for roles. However, she was not too successful. She managed to bag a few small projects, such as that of an “extra” on the show ‘Friday Night Lights.’ She made some progress as a model and appeared in a few commercial advertisements.

Soon after she landed in Los Angeles, she bagged a supporting role in an independent film titled ‘Detention.’ The satirical horror film was directed by Joseph Kahn and was featured in a few film festivals before receiving a small release in the US in 2012. The film was met with mixed reviews, but several critics praised the film wholeheartedly.

She made her TV debut with the series ‘B-Sides.’ She series featured her in a small role in the episode ‘She’s Too Good for Everyone.’ She then appeared in more small roles in series such as ‘Supah Ninjas’ and ‘A Thin Line.’ Most of her early TV roles were single-episode roles, and she struggled to make her mark in the industry.

In 2011, she appeared in the lead role in the ‘MTV’ film ‘DisCONNECTED.’ She played ‘Maria,’ a teenage girl obsessed with social media. This was part of a series based on ‘MTV’s ‘A Thin Line’ campaign. The film was made with the aim of spreading awareness about the increasing dangers of social media and how it can it be used as a tool to abuse vulnerable people.

In 2012, she appeared as ‘Lauren’ in a single episode of the popular sitcom ‘How I Met Your Mother’ titled ‘The Drunk Train.’ The same year, she appeared as ‘Tracy’ in an episode of the series ‘Happy Endings’ titled ‘Big White Lies.’

2012 was a great year for Lindsey, as she was selected to portray the role of ‘Kristina Davis’ in the daytime medical drama ‘General Hospital.’ Lindsey was not told which role she was auditioning for, and it was a pleasant surprise for her when she realized that she had been cast in one of the main roles of the series. She made her debut in the series in May 2012.