Who is Alexander Coppinger?
Alexander Coppinger is an Australian born English actress. She is famous for appearing as “Hazel” in the BBC television show Dead Gorgeous.
Alexander Coppinger: Age, Parents, Ethnicity, Education
Alexandra was born on 22 November 1996 in Australia. There is no information about her parents and siblings.
She has her high school education from Balwyn High School. Then she was transferred to Persil Margaret Lyttle Mem School in Kew, a suburb of Melbourne.
Alexander Coppinger: Career, Professional life
Alexander Coppinger has appeared in the Australian television series Elephant Princess for children and adolescents.
In 2008, she started her career and fulfill her dream to be a part of the entertainment industry. She made her acting debut by starring Stella in the episode The Butterfly Effect. Also, after a year, she played in a British-Australian youth series The Ghosts of Sainsbury. Alexander was much into limelight after she performs into this series in the main role.
Then, she played the role of Hazel Ainsworth, the youngest sister, in the new TV series Dead Gorgeous. Likely, this series was about 3 sisters who are ghosts and they relive their lives in the 21st century.
Furthermore, she is also featured in various commercials and has starred in The Elephant Princess as Stella.
Alexander Coppinger: Salary, Net Worth
Her net worth is unknown. Other information regarding her cars and her salary is also not available.
Alexander Coppinger: Rumor, controversy
Maintain a low profile, she has never talked about her personal life. And so she is far from media as well as from rumors and controversies.
Body Measurements: Height, Weight
The information regarding Alexander Coppinger’s body measurements is unknown. Looking at her picture we can say that she is a brunette with dark brown colored eyes.
Social media
This actress is not active on any social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and youtube.
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