Adelaide Clemens

The family was born and brought up in Brisbane, Australia. She is the daughter of an English dad. Clemens' career as an actor began when she was in high school. She was the guest star in 2006's episode on Blue Water High as Juliet In 2007, she starred in the children's show Pirate Islands: The Lost Treasure of Fiji as Alison. Clemens was Harper for the Showtime drama Love My Way that year she was nominated for the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Outstanding New Talent at the 2008 Logie Awards for the role. Clemens made an appearance in Dream Life (2008), the dramatic MTV Networks Australia film with Sigrid, Xavier Samuel and Linda Cropper. She also played small roles in All Saints and X-Men Origins: Wolverine in 2009. The following the same year Clemens took on the role of Jan Logan's face of Jan Logan's jewelry. She moved to Los Angeles in 2009. Adelaide Adelaide Massive

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Adelaide Clemens

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Born and raised from Brisbane Australia. She is the daughter of the British father. Clemens began her career as an actress on Australian television when she was still in high school. She starred as Juliet on one episode of Blue Water High in 2006 and starred in the role of Alison in the Pirate Islands: The Lost Treasure of Fiji children's program in 2007. Clemens starred as Harper on Love My Way, a Showtime drama the in the same year. For the role she was nominated to receive the Graham Kennedy Award at the Logie Awards 2008 for Most Outstanding New Talent. Clemens starred with Sigrid Axavier of Xavier Sigrid Cropper Andrew McFarlane and Linda Cropper in Dream Life 2008. The show starred MTV Networks Australia. Then, in 2009, she became the model for Jan Logan's Jewelry. Clemens moved to Los Angeles California. Clemens was in the role of Xandrie in the role of Xandrie in the movie Wasted on the Young (2010). Clemens was co-starring with Gregg Sulkin in Camilla Dickinson along...
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