Kaitlyn Dever Biography: Age, Net Worth, Boyfriend, Height, Wikipedia, Family, Partner, Instagram, IMDb, Movies & TV Shows

Biography

Kaitlyn Rochelle Dever (born December 21, 1996) is another celebrated face in the American movie industry.

She combines her career as a creative actress and a beautiful model.

The American entity gained global recognition for featuring in an FX crime drama, ABC/Fox sitcom and a Netflix Miniseries.

As a Golden Globe Award-nominated actress, Kaitlyn Dever had a role in Justified, Last Man Standing, and Unbelievable.

Kaitlyn Dever: History, Bio, Photo
Full Name: Kaitlyn Rochelle Dever
Stage Name: Kaitlyn Dever
Born: 2 February 1992 (age 51 years old)
Place of Birth: Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Nationality: American
Parents: Kathy Dever, Tim Dever
Children: N/A
Height: 1.57 m
Siblings: Mady Dever, Jane Dever
Spouse • Husband: Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner: Ben Platt
Occupation: Actress • TV Personality
Net Worth: US$3 million

Early Life

Kaitlyn Dever is an actress who has been on television and in films in the United States. She is known for her roles as Eve Baxter in Last Man Standing and Loretta McCready in Justified. She also has notable roles in the films Detroit and Short Term 12.

Kathy Dever (mother) and Tim Dever (father) gave birth to Kaitlyn Rochelle Dever on December 21, 1996, in Phoenix, Arizona, United States. Born in America, she spent much of her childhood in Dallas, Texas.

Both of her parents are ice skating coaches, and her father, Tim Dever, is also a voice actor who has worked on various projects (Barney, The Purple Dinosaur, Bob the Builder).

Kaitlyn Dever relocated to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. Mady Dever (actor and model) and Jane Dever (actress and model) are her two sisters.

Education

In terms of her educational history, Kaitlyn Dever is most likely a high school graduate. There are, however, no facts about the schools and institutions where she attended.

In addition, Kaitlyn appears to prefer to keep the majority of her personal information private for her safety. As a result, she has kept a lot of information about herself confidential, including her childhood and school history.

Career

Kaitlyn Dever is a professional actress. Before moving to Los Angeles, she worked in a few advertisements. Despite this, her first acting role came in the 2009 film ‘An American Girl: Chrissa Stands Strong.’

Two years later, in 2011, she appeared in the popular American television series ‘Justified.’

That specific series helped to solidify her career even further. She has appeared in more than 12 Hollywood movies to date. Her most recent film, ‘Booksmart,’ was released in 2019. She is working on another movie which is slated to be released in the year 2021.

Kaitlyn Dever is a fantastic actress. Her immaculate acting skills have helped her achieve recognition in recent years. She has appeared in several notable television shows, including Modern Family, The Mentalist, Party Down, and others. She has also been featured in a few music videos. Similarly, she has done voice-over work for two distinct video games.

Filmography

  • Chrissa Stands Strong, as Gwen Thompson
  • Bad Teacher as Sasha
  • Abernathy J. Edgar as Palmer’s Daughter
  • The Spectacular Now as a Krystal
  • Short Term 12 as a Jayden Cole
  • Laggies is a Misty
  • Men, Women & Children as a Brandy Beltmeyer
  • All Summers End as a Grace Turner
  • We Don’t Belong Here as Lily Green
  • Beautiful Boy in the role of Lauren
  • Them That Follow in the role of Dilly Picket
  • Booksmart is the role of Amy Antler Career in Television
  • Make It or Break It as an Adorable Girl
  • Modern Family as a Bianca Douglas
  • Private Practice as a Paige
  • Party Down as an Escapade Dunfree
  • Cinema Verite as a Michelle Loud
  • The Mentalist as a Trina
  • Justified as a Loretta McCready
  • Curb Your Enthusiasm as a Kyra O’Donnell

Awards and Nominations

Kaitlyn Dever has received four honors so far in her career. Even though she has been nominated in a variety of categories for varied roles.

  • The following are the awards she has received:
  • Newport Beach Film Festival Award
  • CinemaCon Award
  • Hollywood Critics Association Awards (2020),
  • Critics Association Awards

Personal Life

Kaitlyn Dever haven’t publicly made known who her partner is. Due to her ‘keep-to-myself’ lifestyle, the media spaces assume that she is dating anyone she posts on her social media.

Recent rumor hit American musical artist and Hollywood actor, Ben Platt. It is believed that Ben Platt is Kaitlyn Dever‘s boyfriend since she’s posts their pictures always.

Kaitlyn Dever has a height of 1.57 m. She is 51 years old.

Net Worth

According to many web sources, Kaitlyn Dever has a net worth of roughly US$3 million. She makes a living as an actress by acting on various films and television shows.

Aside from that, she might earn money through promotions and other forms of advertising. However, Kaitlyn Dever‘s actual salary is not currently available.

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