Seána Kerslake is an Irish beauty with blonde hair, brown eyes, and a beautiful body to behold. This gorgeous gal hails from a village outside of Dublin called Tallaght, and studied acting before her career took off as Jeannie in the Irish film Dollhouse (2012), for which the 5'8" stunner received an award nomination for Best Actress Film from the Irish Film and Television Awards for her work in the unscripted film. She appeared in small roles in the films Life's a Breeze (2013) and The Legend of Longwood (2014), then took on another award-winning role as Mary in A Date for Mad Mary (2016), the story of a woman freshly released from prison hunting for a date to a wedding. The Irish lass earned more leading roles on the big screen, as Gemma in Dublin Oldschool (2018) and Una in We Ourselves (2018) before heading to TV with the Irish series Can't Cope, Won't Cope, where she played Aisling from 2016-2018, and shared her massive cleavage in an overflowing bra. Returning to feature films, the pouty-lipped lovely took the leading role of Sarah O’Neill in mystery horror The Hole in the Ground (2019), then starred with Sigourney Weaver in the period piece My Salinger Year (2020) as Jenny. In 2021, she split her time between the big screen and the little screen, taking on the part of Yvonne in the Sky Cinema bio pic Creations Stories about Alan McGee, head of Creation Records (Oasis, The Jesus and Mary Chain); as well as the regular role of Grace Ahern on the TV series Smother. Smother, massive cleavage. Smother, massive cleavage…Hmmmm.
