- Born
- Birth nameBeverley Ann Mitchell
- Nickname
- Bev
- Height5′ 2″ (1.57 m)
- Rising to fan-magazine fame through her stint as Lucy Camden on 7th Heaven (1996), Beverley was born in Arcadia, California. Before her most famous role, Beverley started her career off with a well-known temper tantrum, alongside her mother, in the middle of a shopping mall. A talent agent heard the noise and quickly rushed over. The rest is history. Television and modeling gigs quickly followed and her debut TV role was in the series Big Brother Jake (1990). Her first large film role came in The Crow: City of Angels (1996). Shortly after, she was on the WB as one of the fresh faces of the hit 7th Heaven (1996). While busy with the show, Beverley graduated from high school in 1999 and has attended Loyola Maramount University and studied film. She also actively participates in RADD Kids and K-Mart Kids Race Against Drugs charities, among others. While active on her show, she also starred in the independent short film, Mean People Suck (2001). In 2011, Beverley joined the cast of The Secret Life of the American Teenager (2008), as the new school guidance counselor.
- IMDb mini biography by: Breighton Lee; bonbon_03@hotmail.com, edited by Alex43223
- SpouseMichael Cameron(October 1, 2008 - present) (3 children)
- ChildrenHutton Michael CameronMayzel Josephine CameronKenzie Lynne Cameron
- ParentsSharon Weisz MitchellDavid Mitchell
- Beverley and accountant Michael Cameron were married on October 1, 2008 in Ravello, Italy. Her 7th Heaven (1996) sisters, Jessica Biel and Mackenzie Rosman, were two of her seven bridesmaids.
- In real life is older than Jessica Biel, but plays her little sister on 7th Heaven (1996).
- Grew up with Joseph Gordon-Levitt. They attended the same acting class for many years as aspiring child actors.
- She was first noticed - and signed up - at the age of four, when a talent manager saw Beverley throwing a temper tantrum at a local mall (By the way, kids, *do not* try this at home).
- She is now a country singer, coming up in the generation of such as Billy Currington and Carrie Underwood.
- I like listening to positive things that make you feel good. I don't find Eminem that entertaining.
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