Biography

Caoimhe Morris (pronounced QUEE-vah) although born in Houston Texas was raised in Australia. At the age of 5 she began modeling, soon after discovering her true calling, acting. She began acting on TV shows, movies and short films, such as Let go, Terra Nova and Juan's Boots. In her mid-teens she moved back to the U.S, in order to pursue her career. Caoimhe continued to work on various films and TV shows, but also starred in some music videos, expanding her love for the creative artist. With in the next 18 months she recorded a six single E.P. while performing and directing two of her own music videos. She was then asked to host a Teen Radio Series on Evolve Radio 24/7, the show was called Peer Pressure, allowed teens to discuss things that truly impacting their lives, in a safe environment. Caoimhe acted in a Star Wars fan film, where she discovered her aptitude for stunt work , as she had to perform all of her own stunts. Caoimhe then began to train with many professional stuntmen/women to expand her knowledge, which she still continues several times a week. Caoimhe was then invited to be part of a popular YouTube group "The UnderVlogs", which was lead by the famous Youtuber RCLbeauty101. The UnderVlogs were a group of four; Caoimhe, Rachel, Tyler and Derek, who traveled nationally and Internationally, recording them trying out or attempting very bizarre things, such as wearing shock collars for a day, staying overnight in the most haunted places , jumping into impossible shapes and so on. This boosted Caoimhe social media following, while she also had the opportunity to direct, write, edit and produce. All of the animation on the show was created by Caoimhe, allowing her to show her amazing animation skills.
- IMDb mini biography by: Manager

The drawn on heart on her left cheek

Caoimhe although not fluent yet speaks Korean.

Caoimhe has gone to school in three different countries.

Caoimhe is African American, Caucasian, Native American, European, American and Australian.

There is never a reason for a plan B it only distracts from plan A.