A native of Los Angeles, Cheryl has lived, worked, and studied around the globe, including a stint at the Sorbonne in Paris and on a yearlong modeling contract in Bangkok, Thailand. On screen, Cheryl recently wrapped her portrayal of an eager local news reporter in the upcoming Mario Van Peebles thriller, “Armed.” She also played the lead in the retro-genre thriller, “Slaughterhouse of the Rising Sun,” for which she won a Moldy® for Best Female Performance in a horror film. She starred as the hilarious vixen Mercy Fire in the Starz/Encore comedy, “Gettin’ It,” and she can be found on screen in the feature films “Color Consultants,” “Strangers Online,” "Shadow Hours," "Descendant," “#1 Cheerleader Camp,” “Bible and Gun Club,” "Bilbo" and "Without Borders," in which she performed alongside such acclaimed actors as Johnny Depp, Zach Galifianakis, Katherine Heigl, Balthazar Getty, John Farley and Seymour Cassel.

 

As one of Hollywood’s most in-demand commercial actresses, Cheryl has starred in hundreds of commercials, infomercials, branded content and short-form projects for Southwest Airlines, Kitchen Aid, Kia, Target, Samsung, Charter Communications, Yahoo Shine, Radio Shack, Glade, The Shred Diet, Fearless Investing, Pace, Walmart, Sears, Marie Calendar’s, Hometown Buffet, Citibank, Anastasia of Beverly Hills, Jack in the Box, Burger King, The American Heart Association, DirecTV, Time Warner Cable and Butterball Turkey.

 

When not on the road traveling to yet another set, Cheryl can be found scouring through antique cookbooks and cutlery drawers, searching for new recipe inspirations or the perfect whisk. A pitch perfect mimic of at least a dozen foreign accents, Cheryl also knows how to ride a bike and do yoga.