Eva's life began in Herford, Germany, where she spent her early years before relocating to the City of Braunfels at the tender age of four. This marked the beginning of a series of moves, as she relocated to Oldenburg by the time she was just nine years old.
As she settled into her new surroundings, Eva discovered a passion for the performing arts, taking ballet, tap dance, and singing lessons to hone her skills. Her creative pursuits soon led her to join a free theater group, where she had the opportunity to take on various roles.
One of her notable performances was as "Nora" in Hendrik Ibsen's play "Puppenheim" (doll's house),which showcased her impressive acting abilities. She also had the chance to play the role of "Prudence" in Christopher Durang's play "Therapie Zwecklos" (therapy futile) at the prestigious Staatstheater Oldenburg.
After completing her education with the Abitur, Eva made the move to Berlin, where she resided for three years. During this time, she landed her first television and movie roles, marking the beginning of her journey as a professional actress.
