Eden Riegel

Eden Riegel is an American actress, voice actress, director, and activist who first caught the performing bug as a child. Born in Washington, DC, she grew up in a Virginia suburb with older siblings Tatiana and Sam. Her big break came when she landed the part of young Cosette in Les Misérables, which led to roles in The Will Rogers Follies on Broadway and off-Broadway. She appeared in American Pie (1999), The Prince of Egypt (1998), and Henry Hill (1999). As a vocalist, she was a member of Broadway Kids and sang backup for Jewel and Michael Jackson.

Riegel's most iconic role was Bianca Christine Montgomery on All My Children, the first openly gay main character on an American soap opera. She left the role in February 2005 and moved to Los Angeles. She studied at New York's Professional Children's School and attended Harvard University, where she aimed to become a lawyer before taking a leave of absence.

She has brown hair and brown eyes, with a slim build. She has been active since 1992 and has an Instagram following of 27k. Her career spans decades, from stage to screen to activism. She's a working actress who continues to explore new avenues in the industry. Her performance in All My Children helped make the character one of the soap's most beloved heroines. She remains a respected figure in television and theater.