Ariel Winter
Ariel Winter, born Ariel Winter Workman (Janurary 28th 1998) in Los Angeles California is an American actress, singer and voice-actor. Ariel Winter began her career as an actress when she was just a few years old, appearing in the Cool Whip advertisement when she was just 6 years old. Seven years old, she landed her very first television role on an episode of CBS's sitcom Listen Up! The next time she appeared on television, it was in Monk Bones, ER and various other television shows. Gretchen was the main character that she played in 2007 in the Disney Original Channel's animated show Phineas and Ferb. A year later, she landed her debut live-action appearance as Alex Dunphy on the hit television series Modern Family. Along with her fellow cast members, she earned four Screen Actors' Guild Awards, including the Best Ensemble Performance in the category of Comedy Series. Ariel has continued to voice characters from films like ParaNorman Cloudy, With A Chance Of Meatballs & Scooby-Doo! Stage Fright. Ariel is a Taekwondo purple belt. She is the sibling of Shanelle Workman. She's a singer who has her own group WickedSweet. She is also involved with environmental groups to help promote a more eco-friendly lifestyle. In 2012, Shanelle's sister filed to be her guardian, alleging physical and emotional abuse from her parents. Shanelle took over Ariel as her personal guardian in 2014. The year was 2015. Ariel had a romance with Laurent Claude Gaudette. Since 2017, she's in a relationship with Levi Meaden. Ariel Winter, a 19-year-old American actress stands at 5 feet and 155 centimeters, or 155cm. Ariel Winter boasts about her fitness level, which stands at close to 60 kg (132 pounds). Ariel was born on January 28th and is flourishing under Aquarius. Winter is a remarkable actress who's gained fame in the industry since a young age. Ariel Winter, born Ariel Winter Workman, is an American actress who is 25 and is in business since the age of a kid. Winter is an authentic Aquarian was born on January 28 the 28th of January, 1998.






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