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Leah de Niese Australia

Age: 42

born February 22, 1983

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Leah de Niese is an Australian-Sri Lankan actress and voice-over artist known internationally as the voice of Junker Queen in the highly acclaimed video game, Overwatch 2 (2022). She leads as Astoria Durand in Archiact's immersive, sci-fi VR game, Journey to Foundation (2023) and voices Priya in the hugely popular animated series, 100% Wolf: Book of Hath (2023). Leah is widely recognised for her roles in award-winning television series, House Husbands (2012), Offspring (2010) and Twentysomething (2011). Her career began on stage at the age of seven and her diverse body of work since then, reflects her versatility as an actress. Leah is also an accomplished cellist and a student of the Chinese martial arts forms, Tai Chi and Wushu.

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Leah de Niese is an Australian-Sri Lankan actress and voice-over artist known internationally as the voice of Junker Queen in the highly acclaimed video game, Overwatch 2 (2022). She leads as Astoria Durand in Archiact's immersive, sci-fi VR game, Journey to Foundation (2023) and voices Priya in the hugely popular animated series, 100% Wolf: Book of Hath (2023). Leah is widely recognised for her roles in award-winning television series, House Husbands (2012), Offspring (2010) and Twentysomething (2011). Her career began on stage at the age of seven and her diverse body of work since then, reflects her versatility as an actress. Leah is also an accomplished cellist and a student of the Chinese martial arts forms, Tai Chi and Wushu.