Maeve Tomalty

Maeve Jean Tomalty was born on May 27, 2000 in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. She later moved to California, the USA, and grew up there. She has also lived in Huntsville, Alabama. She has an elder brother named Conor Tomalty and an elder sister, Morgan Faye Tomalty, who appeared with her in ‘Secret Beef’.

She attended King's Town School, a not-for-profit private school in Kingston. Since she was very young, she has been active in community theatres in Huntsville. In 2013, she attended Chameleon Audition Survival Training and Improv Your Acting, both in Toronto, Canada.

She is a health and fitness freak, and has been playing the guitar since she was six years old. She also loves traveling. She is in high school and can speak Spanish, Italian and French. She dated Owen Joyner for a brief period; he is an actor who played Crispo Powers on ‘100 Things to do Before High School,’ a comedy television series.

Maeve Jean Tomalty started taking part in musical theater productions in Alabama, Canada. She was recruited by an agent, who asked her parents to shift her to the USA, where she signed a contract with Nickelodeon TV. She got her breakthrough role as Henry’s girlfriend Bianca, who has a crazy personality, in the TV series ‘Henry Danger’. She was then just 14 years old. The show was an American comedy television series developed by Dan Schneider and Dana Olsen. It premiered on Nickelodeon on July 26, 2014. Initially, she skipped school for six weeks to focus on the series. Later, she began attending school on the set. She also took the Gesepi test, which allowed her to work for 17 hours on the set.

In 2015, she portrayed Young Caroline in the TV series ‘Just Add Magic’, which was aired on Amazon. Produced by Amazon Studios, it is an American television series, based on the book of the same name by Cindy Callaghan. In 2017, she was featured in the music video of ‘Sean Ryan Fox: Perfect Crime’. She also played Belinda Cratchit in ‘A Christmas Carol’, Baby June in ‘Gypsy’, and an evil stepsister in ‘Cinderella’.