Bonnie Somerville

Bonnie Somerville is a 52-year-old American actress and activist from Brooklyn, New York. Born on Sunday, February 24, 1974, she has been active in the entertainment industry since 1996, starting around age 22. She stands 5'8" tall with blonde hair and blue eyes, and she has a slim build with natural breasts.

Somerville's career spans both television and film. She first appeared as an extra in the 1996 film City Hall. She gained recognition with a lead role in the 1999 CBS miniseries Shake, Rattle and Roll: An American Love Story, where she also sang. In 2000, she starred in the WB series Grosse Pointe, a satire of a fictional nighttime soap. She played Mona, Ross Geller's girlfriend, in seven episodes of Friends, and had recurring roles in The O.C. and NYPD Blue. Her film credits include Bedazzled, Spider-Man 2, Without a Paddle, and The Ugly Truth.

Somerville has also showcased her musical talents. Her song "Winding Road" appeared on the Garden State soundtrack, and she sang backup vocals on Joshua Radin's album We Were Here. She performed with the charity band Band from TV alongside Greg Grunberg and Hugh Laurie. More recently, she starred as Dr. Christa Lorenson in the first season of Code Black and appeared in Golden Boy. She is of Caucasian ethnicity and has been part of several television series and films throughout her 30-year career.