Kamilla Kowal

Kamilla Kowal is an American-Canadian model, actress, Instagram star, and TikTok star. She became famous by appearing in television series such as Letterkenny (2016) and Web of Lies (2016).

Career

Kamilla started her career in the entertainment industry as a model.

In 2016, she made her small-screen debut by starring in a television series titled Web of Lies. In the same year, she was cast in Letterkenny, which raised her name in the industry.

Aside from appearing in the series, she also has starred in several movies, including Priscilla (2023), American Hangman (2019), and The New Romantic (2018), as Emily.

In addition to her modeling and acting career, Kamilla also runs Instagram and TikTok pages with quite a huge amount of following.

On her social media pages, she tends to share modeling, behind-the-scenes, and touring content.

Profile

Real Name: Kamilla Kowal
Stage Name: –
Nickname: Kami
Birthday: July 17, 1997
Birthplace: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Zodiac Sign: Cancer
Nationality: American-Canadian
Religion: –
Profession: Model, actress, Instagram star, and TikTok star
Education: St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School
Hobbies: –
Facebook: –
X: @kamillatweeting
Threads: @kamillakowal
Instagram: @kamillakowal
Snapchat: –
TikTok: @kamillakowal
YouTube: –

Height, Weight, & Physical Appearances

Height: 168 cm (5’6″)
Weight: 50 Kg (110 lbs)
Blood Type: –
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Green
Body Measurements: –
Shoe Size: –
Dress Size: –

Family

Father: –
Mother: –
Brother: –
Sister: –

Boyfriend & Dating History

Kamilla has never dated anyone publicly nor rumored to date any person. She most likely prefers to keep her personal and dating life private.

Net Worth

Kamilla is estimated to have collected around $100 thousand to $1 million of net worth. She appears to earn her income mostly by working as a model and actress.

Facts

Kamilla has dual citizenship for Canada and the United States.
The actress’ family has Romanian roots.
She loves books and often visits the library and bookstores.
She often shares books she reads and advocates for literacy on her social media pages.
Growing up in a big hockey town such as Sudbury, Kamilla grew up as a hockey fan.
Her brother played hockey growing up, and her cousin plays in the NHL.
She has several tattoos on her feet.
Her ideal type is…

Movies

Serenity (TBA), as Zoey
Getaway (TBA), as TBA
Row (TBA), as Party Girl
Priscilla (2023), as Memphis Party Guest
American Hangman (2019), as Teenage Neighbor
The New Romantic (2018), as Emily

TV Movies

Secret in a Small Town (Lifetime ⏐ 2019), as Maddie
Winter Love Story (Hallmark ⏐ 2019), as Excitable Student

TV Series

Letterkenny (Crave, Hulu ⏐ 2016-2023), as Bonnie McMurray
Web of Lies (Investigation Discovery, Discovery +, Discovery+ Amazon ⏐ 2016), as Cheyenne

Quotes

“I think initially as a child, honestly, I was really shy…painfully. I needed to find things to get me out of my shell. So I started taking theatre classes. It was probably more just so my mom could get rid of me for a few hours. And then I just became super obnoxious. I couldn’t stop talking after, so it really worked.”

“Letterkenny is a feel good, fast, and not for the easily offended. The essence of it is friendship and enjoying the small town fuckery that ensues along the way.”’

“I’m from Sudbury and it’s a great place to grow up.”

“My 15 year old self would scream if she knew we met Sofia Coppola, let alone worked for her. It was a quick but incredibly cool experience!”

“I think the way people have shared why Letterkenny resonates with them, how it’s helped them, they liken it to a comfort, etc. We all have shit that we cling to that means something to us, and to hear the “why” from people is so heartwarming.”

“When I was younger my dream job was a fertility nurse because i think it would be really fulfilling, then I wanted to be a bioethicist, now I want to be the final girl in a horror film.”

“I think acting is really chemical and requires a lot of empathy, and I strive to understand, appreciate, or connect with really any kind of life experience, people, places I can… which I think contributes to being an artist.”