Kat Hoyos

• Occupation — Actress • Born — 1990 • Birthplace — Australia • Education — * Mary Mackillop College • Bachelor of Creative Arts from University of Wollongong • Years Active — 2009–present

Hoyos was born to a single mother who moved to Australia from Colombia in the mid 1990s. She attended Mary Mackillop College before moving to Cronulla. Hoyos completed a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Theatre) from the University of Wollongong.

Hoyos was featured in professional stage roles in the Australian productions of Jersey Boys, Hairspray, Bring It On, Xanadu, and Fame. Her onscreen credits include Here Come the Habibs, Body in the Yard and short film The Road Home. She has been featured in TV commercials for Bonds, the RTA, Pepsi Max, and McDonald's, amongst others. Hoyos has performed in music clips for Guy Sebastian, Paulini, Natalie Bassingthwaighte, and worked with choreographers Project Moda, at the Annual Hair Expo for the Schwarzkopf main event. She has made TV appearances including the MTV and Aria Awards, Mornings, The Australian Open Tennis final, The Helpmann Awards, Sunrise, Hey Hey It's Saturday, Dancing with The Stars and nationally televised Carols by Candlelight. Hoyos has also collaborated with companies and events like Auto Salon, Sony Ericsson and Nike on shoots and product launches.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2009 — Breathe — Dancer — Short • 2011 — Mi Hermana — Aj — Short • 2013 — The Road Home — Sophia — Short • 2015 — 1# at the Apocalypse Box Office — Izzy — Short • 2016-17 — Here Come the Habibs — Layla Habib — 14 episodes • 2018 — El Mirador — Margot • Chasing Comets — Dee • A Suburban Love Story — Josie • 2021 — Amazing Grace (Australian TV series) — Sasha Lorente — 8 episodes • 2025 — Play Dirty — Natalie • 2026 — The Killings at Parrish Station — Millie Farah (1987) — TV series: 6 episodes