Aislinn Paul

Aislinn was born in Canada on in March 5th, 1994. Aislinn Paul is most famous for playing "Clare Edwards" in Degrassi: The Next Generation, (2001). She was a recurring character in seasons 6-7, becoming a regular character in the season up to season 14. In the past, she appeared in the NBC's Heroes Reborn miniseries (2015) as Phoebe. A troubled, young girl who has dangerous and extraordinary ability. Aislinn was born to two actors, Brian Paul, and Deborah Tennant. From a very young age, she has been actively involved in the field of entertainment. Her most fond childhood memories are highlighted through the projects she was involved in while a youngster, including the Lifetime show Wild Card . Aislinn enjoyed working as an actress in her youth while living in Toronto. However, after receiving an invitation to relocate into Los Angeles for the HBO program"Tell Me You love Me, Aislinn made the decision to make a change in her lifestyle. A interest in childhood became a passion as she worked on the challenging series. Then she returned back to Toronto inspired by the experience and joined Degrassi instantly, and was enrolled in the full-time school of arts and sciences as an actress. Aislinn Aislinn Aislinn

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