Britt Robertson Biography
Brittany Leanna Robertson is a rising Hollywood star who critics predict will make her mark on world cinema. Her already impressive accolades include Best Actress awards from the Boston Film Festival 2013 and the Nashville Film Festival 2014, as well as winning the "Star of Tomorrow" category at the CinemaCon Big Screen Awards 2015.
Childhood and Early Roles
The future actress was born on April 18, 1990, in Charlotte, North Carolina. The family later moved south to Greenville. She's the eldest of seven siblings: her mother and stepfather had two daughters and a son, while her father and his new wife had a daughter and two sons.



Acting Career
When Britt was 14, her paternal grandmother moved to Los Angeles with her to support her through those long audition lines. Their hard work paid off. Britt's first break came with her role in the comedy "Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers" (2004) about retirees trying to sell their house while their adult children scheme to stop them.Britt grew close to her grandmother during this time, bonding over their shared love of knitting, before her grandmother headed back home. Britt then began taking acting classes while continuing to audition.
At 16, Britt scored a role in the pilot for "Women of a Certain Age", though the show didn't get picked up.


In 2009, Britt landed a small role as a DJ in one of American singer and actress Alison Stoner's projects, plus guest spots on "Law & Order" as Tina in the "Babes" episode and as Katie in "Family Values".








In 2018, Britt began filming the series "For the People" about six aspiring lawyers who dive into high-profile court cases. The project was canceled after two seasons. That same year, Robertson filmed the drama "The Postcard Killings" about serial killers.



Britt Robertson's Personal Life
Starting in 2011, she began dating Dylan O'Brien, the star of the TV series "Teen Wolf" and the thriller "Maze Runner". They met on the set of the film "The First Time", where they played teenage lovers, and their on-screen romance became real.
Following her breakup with Dylan, she dated actor Graham Rogers for about a year. She was also rumored to have a romance with KJ Apa, her co-star in the film "I Still Believe". The actress eventually found happiness in marriage with Paul Floyd. Their romance began in early 2022, Britt went public with their relationship in March, and by May, Paul had proposed. The couple got married in April 2023.


Britt loves animals and never parts with her dogs Buddy and Clyde, whom she adopted from a shelter.

Britt Robertson Now
In 2022, the actress appeared in the romantic movie "About Fate". It's a remake of the Soviet Christmas film "The Irony of Fate" starring Emma Roberts and Thomas Mann. Britt landed the role of the main character's sister.In September 2023, the comedy "The Re-Education of Molly Sing" premiered, with Robertson playing the lead role of lawyer Molly, who re-enrolls in university to get closer to her boss's son, help him climb the university hierarchy, and keep her job.