Aislinn Paul

Aislinn was born in Canada in March 5th, 1994. Aislinn Paul is famous for playing "Clare Edwards" in Degrassi: The Next Generation, (2001). She played a recurring role throughout seasons 7 and 6. After Season 8, she became a regular. She was recently featured in NBC's Heroes Reborn miniseries (2015) as Phoebe. An unruly young girl who has dangerous and extraordinary ability. Aislinn is the son of Brian Paul and Deborah Tennant. She's worked in the field since a early time. Childhood memories of hers are captured by the work she did when she was a kid, including the Lifetime series Wild Card . Though Aislinn enjoyed her work as an actor while continuing to be a part of Toronto and decided to switch things up at least for a few days it was when she was invited to move in Los Angeles to shoot the HBO series Tell Me You Love Me What was an enjoyable pastime for her as a child has become a life-long obsession when shooting this demanding show. Then she returned to Toronto and was energized by the experience and joined Degrassi right away, while attending the full-time school of arts and sciences as an actress. Aislinn Aislinn Aislinn

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