A conversation with @tiffanypanhilason: Actor, Activist, Entrepreneur, and Trauma Informed Mindfulness Leader and Author. Tiffany Panhilason was born in Bacolod City, Philippines and speaks three languages including conversational Spanish. She moved to Chicago, Illinois when she was ten years old. Her parents are of Filipino and Spanish ancestry. In addition to her dance, singing, modeling, and martial arts background, Tiffany's acting career bloomed after a series of hit TV shows including Two and a Half Men, The Mindy Project, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Jane the Virgin, Days of our Lives, Castle, and Baby Daddy. Her critical acclaim increased when she played the strong role of Elise, the daughter of the President who was captured and imprisoned while touring a war zone in the film Mercenaries. This role provided Tiffany with an opportunity for more combat training as well as a chance to work with Vivica A. Fox, an actress she aspired to meet as a young girl in the Philippines after being inspired by the movie Independence Day. Tiffany's acclaim increased even further after she worked on the TV Show Roadies on Showtime created by Cameron Crowe and produced by JJ Abrams' Bad Robot Productions, and the CBS pilot, Living Biblically as Josie. Tiffany collaborated with the new CBS Lifestyle series, This is LA as a Host for the show. Off-screen, Tiffany has become prominently involved in international charity projects, and serves as the President of Mentari's Human Trafficking Survivors Empowerment Program. Tiffany is the founder of the popular lifestyle brands One One Six and Love Remedy Collective found in department stores. Cc: @mentariusa & @shandravoh 💫
