Maggie Q Parents: Meet her Mother and Father

Maggie Q is an American actress, activist, and model. She is the daughter of Mr Quigley and Mrs. Quigley.

Maggie Q was born and raised in the Hawaiian city of Honolulu. Her father is of Irish and Polish descent and her mother is a Vietnamese immigrant.

Her parents met while her father was stationed in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. She has four siblings, was raised Catholic, and goes to church.

Maggie Q attended Wheeler Intermediate School and Mililani Waena Elementary School. She then went on to Mililani High School, where she participated in cross country, track and field, and swimming.

She received an athletic scholarship to a private university and planned to study veterinary science; however, her family was unable to financially assist her. She left Hawaii at the end of one school year, hoping to earn enough money to return at the start of the next.

Maggie Q starred as Nikita in The CW’s action-thriller series Nikita (2010-2013), and as FBI Special Agent Hannah Wells in the political thriller series Designated Survivor (2016–19).
She voiced Wonder Woman in the animated series Young Justice (2012–19).

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