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Kimberlee Peterson spent most of her life growing up in Colorado. From birth, life was her stage. Whether experimenting with new dance moves or tackling the challenges of gymnastics, she approached everything with passion and determination. Her family was always impressed and entertained by her performances. As a child, Kimberlee was small in stature, had light freckles on her face, was pigeon-toed, and inherited her mother's ears.
Growing up was challenging for her sensitive nature, especially when other children teased her appearance. At just four years old, she appeared in an episode of the Perry Mason television show. She continued to pursue the arts, and by age ten, she acted in training films for a police department. Her performances earned praise and recognition, revealing her natural talent and passion for acting. At twelve, she competed in "Hooray For Hollywood," a competition held in Los Angeles, where she won awards and attracted interest from Hollywood agents and managers. The following year, she went to Los Angeles for pilot season, booked several jobs, and qualified to join the Screen Actors Guild. It was clear she had the dedication and ability to pursue acting seriously. At fourteen, Kimberlee and her mother returned to Los Angeles for another pilot season and decided to move there permanently. By fifteen, she landed the lead role in her first film, "Homecoming," opposite the legendary Anne Bancroft. Since then, she has built an extensive resume working in television and film.
Kimberlee’s heartfelt nature is one reason she shines so brightly. Wherever her career leads, a star has truly been born. She is determined to make a difference in the world by going the distance.