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Bethany's journey in arts and entertainment began with twenty-five years in the dance studio and on stage, earning awards and national television recognition for her choreography and performances. After studying dance in college, a stint in the NFL, and a Super Bowl performance under her belt, she transitioned into acting, landing a lead role in Carrie Underwood's "Christine-inspired" Two Black Cadillacs music video, which premiered on Entertainment Tonight and earned a Video of the Year nomination. That same year, she placed in the Top 6 at Mrs. America. Following her success at Mrs. America, Bethany was cast in one of Variety Magazine's "Top 10 Web Series of 2013," marking her on-screen breakout. She made her feature film debut in Where Is Good? (2015) and has since built a dynamic career across both film and television, including a recent role in Ryan Murphy's 9-1-1: Nashville on ABC. Expanding her creative reach, Bethany also stepped behind the camera as a producer on the independent feature Three Days, Three Nights, further establishing herself as a multifaceted talent. Bethany has also built an impressive portfolio in commercial acting and lifestyle modeling, representing national brands including Frontgate Magazine, Lifeway, C Spire, and Women's Fitness. On the red carpet, she has served as both an entertainment and philanthropic event host, engaging with renowned talents such as Trisha Yearwood, Joe Montana, Colton Dixon, Carly Pearce, and Charles Esten. She continues to expand her work in film and television, recognized for her professionalism, commitment, and effortless screen appeal.
