Born in Malaysia to British parents, Justina's family relocated to Hong Kong when she was just 9 years old, marking the beginning of a new chapter in her life. As she grew older, her family made yet another significant move, this time to England, where she completed her formal education at Canterbury College of Art.
Justina's early foray into the world of acting began when she was visiting her sister in Hong Kong. With her charismatic personality and unwavering confidence, she managed to talk her way into an audition for a role in the British television series Yellowthread Street. To her surprise, she was hired on the spot, and her acting career was officially underway. Shortly after, Justina landed the role of Amanda in the feature film Shadow of China, starring alongside the talented Sammi Davis. This success sparked a desire in her to pursue a full-time acting career, and she subsequently made the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles.
As her career continued to flourish, Justina landed a number of roles in both television and film. One of her most notable roles was that of a Russian scientist working for the NSA in the television series Seven Days, which premiered in 1998. For several years, Justina continued to excel in her role, captivating audiences with her versatility and talent. However, in 2000, she began to feel an increasing sense of discontent, and her passion for acting slowly began to wane. This introspection ultimately led her to make the life-changing decision to leave the entertainment industry behind.
The final episode of Seven Days aired on May 29, 2001, marking the end of Justina's acting career. Since then, she has redirected her energies towards a new and fulfilling path. Today, Justina is a highly respected career and personal development coach, as well as a hypnotherapist, dedicated to helping professionals in the business and entertainment worlds achieve their full potential.
