Biography
Tiffany Panhilason, born in Bacolod City, Philippines, is fluent in three languages, including conversational Spanish. She relocated to Chicago, Illinois, at the age of ten. Her heritage includes Filipino and Spanish roots. Alongside her experience in dance, singing, modeling, and martial arts, Tiffany's acting career took off with roles in popular TV shows such as Two and a Half Men, The Mindy Project, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Jane the Virgin, Days of Our Lives, Castle, and Baby Daddy. Her reputation grew significantly after portraying Elise, the President's daughter who was captured during a war zone tour, in the film Mercenaries. This part allowed her to enhance her combat skills and work alongside Vivica A. Fox, an actress she admired since childhood, inspired by the film Independence Day. Tiffany's profile rose further with her work on Showtime’s Roadies, created by Cameron Crowe and produced by JJ Abrams' Bad Robot Productions, as well as the CBS pilot Living Biblically, where she played Josie. She also hosted the new CBS lifestyle series This is LA. Beyond acting, Tiffany is actively engaged in international charity work and serves as President of Mentari's Human Trafficking Survivors Empowerment Program. She is also the founder of Love Remedy, a popular lifestyle brand available in department stores.
