Portia Reiners embarked on her acting journey at the tender age of seven, taking on the iconic role of Oliver Twist in the stage production of "Oliver". This marked the beginning of a lifelong passion for performing, with Reiners continuing to hone her craft on stage, taking on a diverse array of characters until the age of ten.
It was at this point that she signed with Abrams Artists Agency, paving the way for her transition into television. Her first on-screen appearance came in 2001 on the esteemed soap opera "All My Children", followed by a steady stream of roles in various productions.
Reiners' impressive resume boasts a range of credits, including stage productions such as "More Lies About Jerzy", where she shared the stage with notable actors Jared Harris and Jenny Litnov, and "The Notebook", directed by Wendy Kesselman. Her film credits include "The Gray Zone" and "Iron Jawed Angels", where she provided the voice of the Young Girl and brought the character of Jenny to life.
In 2006, Reiners made a significant impact on the world of television, stepping in for Leven Rambin to play the role of Lily Montgomery on "All My Children". She went on to work on "As the World Turns" during the summer of the same year, taking on the character of Ada Dunne.
As the autumn of 2006 approached, Reiners was cast in the role of Britney Jennings on the popular soap opera "One Life to Live", marking another significant milestone in her illustrious career.
