Age: 12
female
Jophielle was born on May 20, 2014 in France to stunt woman Karine Mauffrey and high-wire walker Jade Kindar-Martin. She started acting at age 3. She first appeared in the "Kiddies" Citibank commercial with her dad and brother in 2018. She has two older brothers, Raphael Luce (who is known for his role as young Henry Creel in Stranger Things) and Gabriel Sky, both actors. She and her family split their time between Mas Pinet, an old monastery they have turned into an art retreat in southern France, New Orleans and Los Angeles, where the whole family works in the movie industry. She loves to write songs, to sing and perform her circus act balancing on her dad's hands.
(Taken from Wikipedia) “ The series is set in a world divided into two major regions: the New World and the Old World. The New World consists of three lands with Westland in the west, D'Hara in the east and the Midlands in the center of the two. D'Hara is ruled by a magically gifted member of the Rahl family, while the welfare of the Midlands is decided by a council of representatives led by the Mother Confessor, who is also the leader of the Confessors. The Confessors are a group of women who each have a magical power to force a person to become entirely devoted to them, allowing them to fulfill their purpose – to find the truth. Westland, a land of no magic, is also ruled by a council of representatives. The Old World is not introduced until the second book in the series and its geographical features are described in less detail. The main character is a young man named Richard Cypher, a Westland woods guide whose simple life is forever changed after he becomes the Seeker of Truth – a position similar to that of a Confessor, requiring him to uphold justice in the world. Over the course of the series, Richard learns about his heritage while seeking to stop the evil that others would unleash upon the world of the living. Because Richard refuses to sacrifice his values and lives his life as a free man, others begin to understand the nobility of man and what it means to be free.”
