Asha Bromfield Height Weight Body Stats Age Family Facts

Asha Bromfield is a Canadian writer, singer, and actress of Afro-Jamaican descent. Her acting career started back in 2010 and since then, she has made many appearances on the screen including films, television and web shows. Let’s find out Asha Bromfield Height weight and other details including her filmography and some lesser-known facts in this article.

Family & Education – Asha was born on November 9, 1994, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada to African and Jamaican parents. She has younger siblings but their names are not available as of now. Well, the actress doesn’t like to share her personal details therefore her family details are not available and needs to be updated.

Having completed schooling, she enrolled at the prestigious University of Ontario Institute of Technology where majored in Communications.

Career – At 5, Asha started performing and gradually became passionate about acting. As a kid, she won numerous child singing competitions before turning 10. She then had decided to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. She took a few acting workshops before making her debut appearance.

In 2010, Asha finally made her acting debut in a small appearance in the family comedy show What’s Up Warthogs!. She was seen portraying Stella in the East Meets West episode and as a Cheerleader in The Election episode.

She was then chosen to play the role of a 10th-grade student in the romance drama Degrassi: The Next Generation. Asha was just 15 then and was very nervous though. She had an episode appearance that consisted of a single liner. She stated, though it was a small appearance but indeed a great experience.

Asha then bagged some episode appearances in the following TV shows Flashpoint (2011), and Rookie Blue (2012). In 2013, She marked her film debut as well by portraying a teenager who was seen in a Museum in the comedy-drama The Husband.

She is best known for her performances as Kelly in Nickelodeon’s Max & Shred (2014-2015), Melody Valentine in The CW’s Riverdale (2017-2021), and Zadie Wells in Netflix’s Locke & Key.