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Zoe Naylor

Body measurements

Height

175 cm (5 ft 8.9 in)

Weight

56 kg (123 lb)

Info

Date of birth

July 04, 1977

Age

46

Zodiac sign

Cancer

Nationality

Australia

Occupation

Actress

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Eyes color

Brown

Hair color

Brown
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Who is Zoe Naylor?

Zoe Naylor is a well-known Australian actress and producer but a journalist by training. She is also a public speaker, emcee and author.

Early Accomplishments

She was the school captain of her high school and simultaneously trained at the Australian Theatre for Young People.

She earned a degree in communications Sydney University of Technology and got a job as an announcer on a radio station.

Best Known For

Her famous roles on TV to date still happen to be as Regan McLeod in McLeod’s Daughters (2005-09) and as Jane Durant in Orange Roughies. She has also starred in films like The Reef (2010) and Robotropolis (2011).

Sexual Orientation

Zoe is straight and is in a committed relationship with Aaron Jeffery whom she began dating in 2010 just before her divorce from James Trude. She was married to Trude in 2007 but split just 3 years on.

Family

She is the daughter of veterinarian, Richard and teacher Neroli Naylor. She and her partner, Jeffrey are parents to 2 beautiful kids; daughter Sophia (born 2012) and son Beau (born 2016).

Religion

Zoe has spoken on several far-reaching topics but is yet to hint the public on her religious beliefs. We cannot determine her stance on religion.

Worth To Know

A personal experience with home birth in 2016 has led her to produce a documentary titled Birth Times (2018) with the aim of changing the perception of birth culture of Australian women.

She is a contributor on the book, Laugh Even Louder! which was published in 2007.





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