Chloe Hesar was born in Gateshead, England, UK. At the tender age of three, she relocated to Surrey, where she would spend the next nine years of her life. This marked the beginning of her journey towards a life in the spotlight. At the age of ten, Chloe enrolled in acting classes at Laine Theatre Arts, laying the foundation for her future success. Her passion for acting only grew stronger with time, and at the age of eleven, she began auditioning for professional acting agencies. This bold move paid off, as she landed her first professional acting agency at the tender age of eleven.
Chloe's first screen performance was as Jen Brooks in the renowned television series The Bill in 1984, when she was just twelve years old. This early success was followed by her debut film role as Emily in Faintheart in 2008. Her performance in this film was met with critical acclaim, earning her recognition worldwide. According to the director, Chloe's audition stood out because she was the only one who kissed Martin, played by Joseph Hamilton, on the cheek.
As Chloe's career continued to flourish, she began to land larger roles in television series. In the space of just four months, she appeared in M.I.High, Silent Witness, and The Bill. Her performance in The Bill's double episode special, The Forgotten Child, earned her recognition from several television magazines, some of which featured pictures of her performance.
After completing her high school education, Chloe went on to study Philosophy at King's College London. Despite her academic pursuits, she continued to act in television series such as Parents, The Inbetweeners, and Sadie J. She also landed a small part in the feature film Survivor alongside Milla Jovovich and Pierce Brosnan.
Chloe graduated from King's College London in July 2014 with a 2:1 BA Honours degree in Philosophy. Immediately after graduation, she acted in a two-episode special of BBC's Doctors. She made her theatre debut at the Almeida Theatre in early 2015, playing the character of Mandy in Mike Bartlett's world premiere of 'Game'. The play received four-star ratings from Time Out and The Guardian.
In early October 2015, it was announced that Chloe would be joining the cast of the BAFTA Children's award-winning show Wolfblood. She will play the role of Shanice in Nadia Fall's 'The Suicide' at The National Theatre in 2016.
