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A versatile and charming young actress, Abigail Killmeier made her way into the hearts of many, playing the cute, adorkable "Wendy", on Hulu's "Love, Victor." Industry professionals that have worked with Abigail describe her as hard-working, respectful, and always well-prepared. She's easy to get along with and guaranteed to give 110% to every opportunity that comes her way. Additional acting credits include NBC's "This Is Us", Netflix's "American Vandal", ABC's "This Is Us", the Paramount+/Nickelodeon movie "Fantasy Football" (starring Kelly Rowland) and more. Abigail's latest project is the 50-Cent produced horror flick "Skill House" starring mega influencers Bryce Hall & Hannah Stocking which premiered at Sundance and went to theaters Summer 2025. Abigail is SAG-AFTRA. In addition to being an actress, Abigail is also an extremely talented musician and singer-songwriter. She plays acoustic and electric guitar, bass, ukulele, and piano, but perhaps her most unique talent lies in her poetic, visceral, often poignant, songwriting. She releases music under her artist name, Abigail Fierce, writes all of her own music, and plays all of the instruments on her songs, except for drums. "Pushing the contemporary rock boundaries, Abigail Fierce draws us into her exhilarating world and goes full throttle with bouts of nostalgia and thumping pop-rock bass lines. Fierce puts her witty lyricism and killer guitar rhythms on full display," according to international publication, Wonderland Magazine. Having first entered the industry as a tween, Abigail now has over a decade of experience and has dedicated her life to her craft. From her still, nuanced, dramatic performances to her quirky-with-killer-timing comedic roles, Abigail embraces the challenge of each new character and the opportunity to connect with viewers through the power of storytelling. In an industry of big talkers, Abigail's quiet confidence has served her well in the long run. Often dubbed a "dark horse", Abigail's work ethic has gotten her under-5 co-star turned into a recurring role more than once.
