Julie Berman

Julie Marie Berman was born on November 3, 1983, in Los Angeles, California. She is an American actress of Caucasian ethnicity, with blonde hair and brown eyes. Standing at 5'3" and weighing 117 lbs, she has a slim build with measurements of 31–23–33 and a natural 36B bust. Berman started acting at age six and has been active in the industry since 1997, spanning 29 years.

She made her television debut with a recurring role on the WB family drama 7th Heaven, playing the misunderstood Shelby Connor. While on that show, she also appeared in the ABC drama Once and Again and guest-starred on ER and Boston Public. In 1999, she starred alongside Shelley Long in the TV movie Vanished Without a Trace. Her most notable role came in 2005 when she joined General Hospital as Lulu Spencer, the stubborn daughter of Luke and Laura. The casting drew attention because of her resemblance to Genie Francis, who played Laura. She remained on the soap until 2013, winning three Daytime Emmy Awards for her performance. After leaving the series, she took on the role of Leia, Valerie's receptionist, in the Hulu comedy series Casual. Berman continues to build on a career that began in childhood, with a body of work that spans both daytime drama and primetime television.