Marisol Nichols

Marisol Nichols is a well-known actress known for her works in American television series and movies. She is popularly recognized as ‘Nadia Yassir,' The Special Agent from the famous American Television Series, ‘24.' Her character first appeared in the first episode of the sixth season of the TV series which was first aired on 14th January 2007. 

Marisol was born on 2nd November in the year 1973. Her father is known to be of Romanian and Hungarian descent and her mother from Texas. Marisol said in an interview that she has never seen her father. She was born and brought up in Chicago and Naperville in Illinois. She was very rebellious in her teens and was the elder sister of two younger brothers. 
Marisol got into acting to change her rebellious ways and ended up being a mainstream actress. She started off by making small appearances in drama and crime series like ‘Due South’, etc. She made her debut into films with the 1997 movie ‘Vegas Vacation’ as Audrey Griswold. Later on, she made appearances in a bunch of movies like ‘Friends 'Til the End’, ‘Jane Austen's Mafia’, ‘Scream 2’, ‘The Sex Monster’, etc. 

In the year 2001, Marisol appeared in an American Television film ‘The Princess and The Marine’ which is based on a true story of an American Marine named Jason Johnson and the Princess of Bahrain, Princess Meriam Al-Khalifa. Marisol played the role of the Princess Meriam Al-Khalifa. In 2003, she appeared as ‘Victoria Santiago’ in ‘Resurrection Blvd.’. She has appeared in countless movies and television series, later on, some of them being ‘Friends’ in 2002, ‘Teen Wolf’, ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’, ‘Criminal Minds’ in 2015, etc. 
Marisol got married in the year 2008, on April 13th to Taron Lexton, a cinematographer, and director. They both had a child together on 30th September in 2008 and named her ‘Rain India Lexton’. After being introduced to the ‘Church of Scientology’ by a chiropractor, she started to follow it since. Presently she resides with her family in the city of Los Angeles in California.