Jenna Dewan

Jenna Dewan was born in Hertfourd, Connecticut, on December 3, 1980. Her family moved frequently and eventually settled in Dallas. When Jenna was just five years old, she started dancing. She was only sixteen years old when an agent looking for talented people for Hollywood suggested she call him as soon as she decided to try to build a career in Los Angeles. When Jenna turned 18, she came to Los Angeles to attend the University of Southern California and in between, she turned to an agent. Soon more

Jenna Dewan was born in Hertfourd, Connecticut, on December 3, 1980. Her family moved frequently and eventually settled in Dallas. When Jenna was just five years old, she started dancing. She was only sixteen years old when an agent looking for talented people for Hollywood suggested she call him as soon as she decided to try to build a career in Los Angeles.
When Jenna turned 18, she came to Los Angeles to attend the University of Southern California and in between, she turned to an agent. Soon he auditioned her, after which she got into the ballet Janet Dexon and went on tour for eighteen months. Unfortunately, she had to drop out of university. When the tour ended, she began receiving offers to dance at N’Sync performances by Ricky Martin and Justin Timberlake.
On television, Jenna Dewan first appeared during the ceremony of awarding one of the musical awards, she performed in the Pink show as a dancer. In 2005, she made her film debut. It was a small role in Waterborne. This tape was shown at several festivals, but the rental never got. In the same year, Jenna got the main role in the youth television series Tamara. There she played the role of a schoolgirl who returned from the world of the dead to take revenge on her classmates who drove her to death with their mockery. After that, he had a role in the comedy “Joy” and a small role in the film “Keep the rhythm” in 2006. There she starred with Antonio Banderos. In 2006, her career turned abruptly 180 degrees, thanks to the filming of the . She played the role of ballerina Nora, and this role allowed her to combine two of her favorite activities: dancing and cinema. Channing Tatum was her film partner. When she talked about her work in the film, she said she had eclipsed J. Lo with her dancing. /