Sarah Rafferty

Sarah Rafferty was born as Sarah Gray Rafferty on December 6, 1972 in New Canaan, Connecticut, USA, to parents Michael Griffin Rafferty Jr., and Mary Lee Rafferty. She has three sisters, Ann, Maura and Constance. Rafferty attended the Phillips Academy and later on studied at Hamilton College and graduated magna cum laude from there in 1993. She then studied at the University of Oxford and received her Master of Fine Arts degree from Yale School of Drama.

The blonde beauty got married to Aleksanteri Olli-Pekka Seppala in 2001. Her husband serves as a stock research analyst at the Lazard Frères & Company. Rafferty has two daughters, Oona Gray and Iris Friday, with her husband.

Sarah Rafferty first acted in the 1998 TV film ‘Trinity’. She then appeared in an episode of the series ‘Law & Order’ and ‘Walker, Texas Ranger.’ She proceeded to act in the flick ‘Speakeasy’ in 2003. The same year, the actress got featured in the dramas ‘Without a Trace’, ‘Six Feet Under’, ‘The Practice’, ‘Tremors’ and ‘Good Morning, Miami’. Then in 2004, Rafferty did the movie ‘Soccer Dog: European Cup’. During that time, she also starred in the series ‘Charmed’, ‘Second Time Around’ and ‘8 Simple Rules’.

Two years later, in 2006, the blonde beauty was cast as Sydney in the film ‘Falling for Grace’. Rafferty then did the TV movies ‘Football Wives’ and ‘What If God Were the Sun?’ in 2007. After this, she appeared in episodes of the dramas ‘Numb3rs’ and ‘Bones’ respectively. The actress was cast in the main role of Donna Roberta Paulsen in the series ‘Suits’ in 2011. In 2016, she acted in the television film ‘All Things Valentine’.