Kiera Allen is a rising young talent of the American entertainment industry. Wanting to pursue an acting career since childhood, she eventually debuted with the 2014 short film Ethan &Skye. Unfortunately, shortly after that Kiera became paralyzed for undisclosed reasons and even since uses a wheelchair for mobility. Despite this life-changing incident, she has remained focused on her goal of becoming a top-notch actress. In her efforts to do so, Allen returned to the screen with the 2020 thriller film Run. Premiered exclusively on Hulu, the movie garnered massive praise and became the most-watched original film on the platform. With this role, she also became the second real-life wheelchair-using actress to star in a major thriller film in 73 years, following Susan Peters in the 1948 movie The Sign of the Ram.
Kiera Allen Personal Details:
- Complete Name: Kiera Allen
- Nicknames: Kiera
- Date of Birth: December 29, 1997
- Birthplace: New York, New York, United States
- Nationality: American
- Occupation: Actress
- Zodiac Sign: Capricorn
- Race/ Ethnicity: White
- Eye Color: Green
- Hair Color: Auburn
Kiera Allen Height Weight Shoe Size Body Measurements Facts
Kiera Allen Family Details:
- Father: John Essay
- Mother: Unknown
- Siblings: Unknown
- Spouse Name: Unmarried
- Children Name: None
Kiera Allen Relationships History:
- The young star is yet to be in a relationship publicly.
Kiera Allen Career Highlights:
- First Film: Ethan & Skye (2014)
- First TV Show: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2020)
Kiera Allen Distinctive Features:
- Lean frame
- Charming smile
Kiera Allen Body Measurements:
The young American actress Kiera Allen height, weight, shoe size, and other body measurements complete statistics are listed below.
- Build: Slim
- Height in Feet: 5′ 6″
- Height in Centimeters: 168 cm
- Weight in Kilogram: 50 kg
- Weight in Pounds: 110 pounds
- Feet/ Shoe Size: 7 (US)
Kiera Allen Interesting Facts:
- She is an avid Harry Potter fan.
- In 2015, she became paralyzed and since uses a wheelchair for mobility.
- With the 2020 film Run, she has become the second real-life wheelchair-using actress to star in a thriller film since Susan Peters did the same in 1948.
