Kisha Sierra

Kisha Sierra, born in Belize and raised in her mother's homeland of Argentina, fell in love with performance through competitive gymnastics, dreaming of a future as a singer and actress. At nine, her family relocated to the U.S., where she ventured into print modeling, worked as an extra and stand-in on film sets, while sharing her love for movement as a ballroom dance instructor. Her big break came doubling for Jessica Alba in The Eye, where she earned her first speaking role. In 2017, Kisha returned to Belize, embracing a barefoot island life, diving for food, and crafting jewelry to sustain herself. In 2018, she joined her cousins Leon Lozano and Ron Sierra to portray Aura in their award-winning short film My Father Belize, a celebration of her heritage. As a certified personal trainer and diet coach, she inspires others to live healthier lives. Kisha channels her creativity into writing, drawing, jewelry-making, and cooking dishes from all over the world. Kisha's adventurous spirit shines through her passion for off-roading, particularly with the Ford Bronco she and her husband meticulously built. Together, they've conquered the Rubicon Trail twice and tackled challenging courses in Utah, pushing the limits of their vehicle and their grit. Kisha is working on creating a short documentary to spotlight the exciting off-road culture. A proud mother, Kisha shares a special bond with her son, Giovanni Olsen, who appeared as "Grandson" in the 2010 film Undocumented.