Sally Spectra has had a very hard year with her personal life on The Young and the Restless, but her professional life seems to be going well. Luckily, things seem great all around for the actress who portrays her, Courtney Hope, who is all set to celebrate.
Happy Birthday, Courtney Hope!
And the reason for such is that the beloved by the public was born today, August 15, 1989, in Dallas, Texas, making her 34 years old! When Hope was three years old, she claimed that she wanted to be an actress. However, until she was twelve years old and had landed a role on Walker, Texas Ranger, her parents did not take her declaration seriously.
Hope enrolled in an advanced performing arts school where she took acting classes, gymnastics, dancing, and other activities. She attended college after high school and kept working toward her goal.
With time, she was able to land parts in a number of advertisements and primetime shows like Joan of Arcadia, Grey’s Anatomy, CSI: Miami, Criminal Minds, NCIS: Los Angeles, Bones, and Transparent.
Additionally, she made several appearances in major and independent movies like Prowl, Revan, Swelter, Allegiant, and Displacement. Hope played Sally Spectra on The Bold and the Beautiful from summer 2017 to summer 2020.
Hope is also well-known for her voiceover work in the computer games Control and Quantum Break, in which she played Jesse Faden and Beth Wilder, respectively. She also contributed a modest contribution to Knights of the Eternal Throne in Star Wars: The Old Republic.
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