Kim Matula

In 2010, Matula landed the role of Hope Logan on The Bold and the Beautiful, a role that earned her a Daytime Emmy nomination in 2014. She left the soap in November 2014 to pursue primetime and film work. That year, she starred in the thriller Dawn Patrol, which featured full nudity. In 2016, she joined the second season of Unreal, a critically acclaimed Lifetime series. She had a lead role in the Fox comedy LA to Vegas in 2018, though it was canceled after one season. The following year, she had a supporting role in the Sundance-premiered Fighting with My Family. In 2021, she recurred on 9-1-1: Lone Star and played Laura Ingraham in Impeachment: American Crime Story. In 2022, she appeared in The Sex Lives of College Girls and starred in the Hallmark film Ghost of Christmas Always. Most recently, she was cast as Jane Curtin in the 2024 film Saturday Night.

Matula's career spans two decades, with a notable presence in both soap operas and primetime series. She is known for her versatility across genres, from horror to comedy to drama. Her performance in Dawn Patrol included several nude scenes, and she has also posed for photo shoots. With 121k Instagram followers, she maintains an active social media presence. Her career continues to evolve with new projects like Saturday Night, which premiered in 2024. She is a natural blonde with blue eyes, and her real breasts have been a noted feature in some of her roles. She was born in Texas and began acting at age 18, and she continues to work in the industry today.