Louise Lombard

Louise Lombard was born in Redbridge, England, on the 13th of September 1970. Louise Marie Perkins was her birth name. Louise Lombard was into the visual arts from a young age, demonstrating outstanding ability across a wide range of genres. When she was eight years old, Lombard began taking acting classes. Louise Lombard went to Trinity Catholic High School, a Roman Catholic school, and graduated with nine O Levels. Lombard studied English literature, painting, and photography at Cambridge University and Saint Martin's College of Arts and Design. Lombard was a trained dancer and actor since childhood, and she made her television commercial debut at the age of 14 and then moved on to dramatic projects.

She married Jon Stephen in 1998. The marriage did not last very long, and in 2004, she met Alejandro Sol. She is the mother of two children. Alejandro Lombard and Rafaella Sol are her kids. Her acting career has included starring and repetitive parts in several television shows and films. Lombard is mostly known for her role as Evangeline Eliott in "The House of Eliott," a 1990s television drama. In 1991, she got her big breakthrough on the TV show "Chancer." "Tale of the Mummy," "My Kingdom," "Hidalgo," "Un Africain en hiver,"’ "After We Collided," and many others are among her film credits. She is well-recognized for her work in "Capital City," "The Black Velvet Gown," "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "How to Get Away with Murder," "Susan Hill's Ghost Story."