Avary Jane Anderson was born on January 12, 2006, in Plano, Texas, to Janelle Hoisington Anderson and Gary T. Anderson. She is the youngest of four siblings, including sisters Amanda and Ashlee, and brother Brock, as well as two nephews, Jax and Jace.
Avary has had a nomadic childhood, moving to four different states due to her father's work in the automotive industry. However, this frequent relocation has not hindered her ability to make friends, as she is known for her outgoing personality and ability to connect with people of all ages.
Academically, Avary excels in reading and math, but she is also passionate about art and music. Her favorite subject is a tie between art and music, which is not surprising given her creative pursuits.
Avary began her acting and modeling career at the age of five and three-quarters, when her mother submitted her photos to several LA talent agencies. She quickly landed her first national commercial for Apple and went on to book numerous other commercials and print campaigns.
In addition to her commercial work, Avary has appeared in two feature films, including "A Belle For Christmas" and "Cecil". She has also continued to model, booking over 50 campaigns in the Nashville and Atlanta areas.
Avary has also had the opportunity to work on several music videos, including Lady Antebellum's "Holly Jolly Christmas" and Kip Moore's "Hey Pretty Girl". She is a talented singer and takes private voice lessons.
Avary is a confident and ambitious young woman who is determined to succeed in the entertainment industry. She plans to pursue a career as a Hollywood actress, fashion and runway model, and successful recording artist. When asked which career she would choose, she replied, "All of them! Why do I have to pick just one?"
Avary has set her sights on attending UCLA, where she can continue to work on her craft and study all her passions. With her talent, drive, and confidence, it's clear that Avary will achieve her goals and become a successful and influential figure in the entertainment industry.