Skylar Gray

Like many child actors, Skylar Gray may very well have been born with a gene for performing on camera. Her mother, Shanelle Workman, was an actor known for her roles on "The Bold and the Beautiful" (CBS, 1987-) and "One Life to Live" (ABC, 1968-2013) while her father, David Barry Gray, was also an actor who had appeared in movies like "Nixon" (1995) and "Game Change" (2012). Even Gray's aunt, Ariel Winter, was an actress famous for her role on "Modern Family" (ABC, 2009-). When the young Gray began dabbling in the family business, she almost immediately proved to be just as much of a talent as the rest of her clan, booking the role of youngest daughter Frankie on the comedy series "Married" (FX, 2014-15) as her screen debut. Gray would also appear in three short films, "The Classiest President" (2016), "KidFactor" (2016), and "Foster Home" (2017) before making a guest appearance as five year-old Samantha on an episode of the family sitcom "Life in Pieces" (CBS, 2015-). Yet another series role came for the young actor in 2017 when she took on the character of Young Abby on the Bobby Moynihan sitcom "Me, Myself and I" (CBS, 2017-).