Rukiya Bernard – Celebsgraphy

Rukiya Bernard is a Canadian actress, dancer, musician, and interior designer who is well-known for the portrayal of the main role of Doc for a total of 34 episodes of the fantasy horror drama television series, ‘Van Helsing‘. She was nominated by the Leo Awards as well as the UBCP/ACTRA awards for this role.

Another one of her most notable roles came in the year 2012 when she played a small yet noticeable role of a lab girl in the 2011 American horror comedy movie, ‘The Cabin in the Woods‘. She has appeared in a lot of small roles in the movie industry but she has recently been cast for the recurring role of Megan Marquant in the ‘One Winter’ television movie series.

Full NameRukiya Bernard
Date of Birth20 January, 1983
Place of BirthToronto, Ontario, Canada
Mother's NameNyakiringa Magugu
Father's NameGilbert Bernard
Age38 Years Old
Zodiac SignAquarius
NationalityCanadian
EthnicityJamaican (Father)
Kenyan (Mother)
Height5 feet and 4 inches
1.62 m
162 cms
Weight54 kgs
119 lbs
Body MeasurementsBust: 34 inches
Waist: 26 inches
Hips: 33 inches
Boyfriend/SpouseP.J. Prinsloo
Children1 Son
1 Daughter
Net Worth$500,000 (Estimated)

Bio

Rukiya Bernard was born on 20 January 1983 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada to a mother whose name is Nyakiringa Magugu and to her father whose name is Gilbert Bernard. Her mother is an art store owner and her father owns a car wash. Her parents encouraged her to participate actively in sports and arts from a very young age. Unfortunately, there is not much information available regarding her sister’s identity but it is known that she was born and raised alongside her sister with whom she shares a very close relationship. Besides this, she is currently 38 years old with the zodiac sign of Aquarius.

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