Heather Morris

Actress and dancer from Glee

Heather Morris - Actress and dancer from Glee
Born

February 1st, 1987
38 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actress, singer, and dancer, famous for portraying Brittany S. Pierce on the television series 'Glee'. In addition to acting, performed as a backup dancer for Beyoncé and participated in musical productions. The role on 'Glee' showcased significant dancing talent alongside vocal performances, leading to a dedicated fanbase and invitations to various performances and events.

Portrayed Brittany S. Pierce on 'Glee'

Performed as a backup dancer for Beyoncé

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