Lacey Caroline is an award-winning American child actor born in Charlotte, NC. Of English, Irish, German and Japanese descent, Lacey began following in her father's professional mascot footsteps at a young age and performed as several mini versions of Charlotte based mascots, including at the 2015 French All Star Game in Paris, France. After 7 years in dance and competitive cheerleading, Lacey changed her focus to acting and jumped into the world of community theatre. It was in one of her first productions that her extreme talent was noticed and she was referred to her first agent. Lacey's big break came with her being cast as Mariah in the 2019 Hallmark Hall of Fame movie, A Christmas Love Story directed by Eric Close and starring alongside Kristin Chenoweth, Scott Wolf and Kevin Quinn. Soon thereafter she was named the NASCAR on NBC Kid Reporter which led to additional guest host and reporter jobs with NBC, NASCAR, and the Monster Energy Supercross series. Prior to this, Lacey appeared on episodes of Evil Lives Here, It's Supernatural, on Lifetime's Terror in the Woods and in numerous short films, commercials and music videos. In 2021, Lacey was excited to be named the official NASCAR Kids Reporter. Lacey loves playing video games, dancing, singing and hanging out with her family, friends and her three fur-babies. She is also a passionate advocate of equality and human rights. Despite a challenging environment, Lacey is incredibly proud to have truly maximized 2020. Lacey won the 2020 Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a Short Film and the 2020 Young Entertainer Award for Best Young Actress - Web Host. Her performance in the television pilot Harbor Island garnered her over a dozen individual awards on the film festival circuit. She is also thrilled to have built an amazing team in 2020, including management by Schuller Talent and Atlas Artists, agency representation by Avalon Artists Group and publicity by Lynk PR.