Maitland Ward
Actress known for 'Boy Meets World'
Maitland Ward is an American actress and model. She gained recognition for her role as Rachel McGuire in the television series 'Boy Meets World'. After her work on television, she transitioned to adult film and became a notable figure in that industry. In addition to acting, she has engaged in modeling and social media influencing, further expanding her presence beyond traditional acting roles.
Portrayed Rachel McGuire in 'Boy Meets World'
Transitioned to adult film industry
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