
Age: 37
female
Kylie Bunbury (born January 30, 1989) is a Canadian-American actress and model. Her best known roles are as Cassie Dewell on ABC's Big Sky, Frankie on Peacock's Brave New World, Angie Richardson on Netflix's When They See Us, Ginny Baker - the lead role on FOX's Pitch, Suhad on Spike's miniseries Tut, Eva Sinclair on CBS' Under the Dome, Lacey Porter on the ABC Family series Twisted, Roxanne in the movie The Sitter, and Jordan Lundley in the movie Prom (2011). She originally worked as a model, but then her agency suggested she try acting. She landed her first role as Kathleen in Days of Our Lives for one episode.

She married the most powerful man in the country. She had no idea what that actually meant. Nadia Laurent, 28, is a successful model and influencer who falls genuinely, completely in love with Senator James Prescott — 44, widowed, one of the most powerful political figures in the country. The marriage is a love match, not a strategy: Nadia loves James and James loves Nadia. But love and the machinery of political power are not compatible environments. Season one covers the courtship and first year of marriage as Nadia navigates the specific constraints of being a political spouse — the expectations, the image management, the loss of her own professional identity into his narrative. Season two escalates when a political scandal targets James and Nadia discovers that her husband, while loving, has made decisions she wasn't told about. Season three is Nadia's most independent season — having understood exactly what she married into, she must decide whether she stays and how to build genuine agency within a structure designed to minimize it. Season 1 — The Marriage The courtship, the wedding, and the first year. Love in the full glare of political life. Season 2 — The Scandal The political crisis that reveals what James kept from Nadia. Love survives but trust is fundamentally altered. Season 3 — The Agency Nadia building genuine autonomy within the structure. The series ends with her own political endorsement — not as spouse but as herself.
