Zoe Naylor
Zoe Naylor (born 4 July 1977) is an Australian actress, journalist and television presenter.
Zoe Naylor

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- Name
- Zoe Naylor
- Born
- 4 July 1977
- Birthplace
- Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
- Occupation
- Actress/voiceover artist, model, presenter, speaker, writer
- Nationality
- Australia
- Education
- University of Technology Sydney · Queensland University of Technology · Macquarie University
- Languages
- English
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Zoe Naylor (born 4 July 1977) is an Australian actress, journalist and television presenter.
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• Name — Zoe Naylor • Born — 4 July 1977 • Birthplace — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Years Active — 1995–present • Occupation — Actress/voiceover artist, model, presenter, speaker, writer • Partner — Aaron Jeffery (2010–present) • Children — 2 • Website — http: zoenaylor.com
Early life and education
Early life and education
Naylor was born in Sydney, Australia to Richard Naylor, a veterinarian, and Neroli, an English and History teacher. She graduated from Loreto Normanhurst where she was School Captain while training with the Australian Theatre for Young People in Sydney, then attended Charles Sturt University in Bathurst under a Seven Network scholarship. Naylor attended University of Technology in Sydney for a year to complete her Bachelor of Arts in Communications degree.
Career
Career
She was an announcer for Groove FM, then worked in television for A Current Affair, Escape with ET, The Footy Show, Gladiators, MTV Australia, National Nine News and SportsCafe (NZ). She has also written for magazines such as Australian Traveller and Road Rider. After graduating from the Queensland University of Technology in 2002 with a Masters in Drama, she appeared in regional theatre productions. In 2005, she was cast as Regan McLeod in the television series McLeod's Daughters. She was also cast in the New Zealand series Orange Roughies. She later appeared in films such as The Reef (2010) and Robotropolis (2011).
Personal life
Personal life
• Illustration — Aaron Jeffery and Zoe Naylor in 2011 Naylor married James Trude on 12 May 2007. She later divorced and began dating Aaron Jeffery. The couple welcomed their first child together, a daughter called Sophia Jade Jeffery, in 2012 and their second child, a son called Beau Charles Jeffery in 2016.
Television
Television
• Year — Title — Role — Type • 2021 — Birth Time - The Documentary — Self — Documentary Also writer, producer, executive producer • 2016–2018 — Home and Away — Nina Gilbert — TV series, 7 episodes • 2008 — Gladiators — Host — TV series, 15 episodes • 2007 — Temptation — Contestant — TV series, 1 episode • 2007–08 — 20 to One — Host — TV series, 4 episodes • 2006 — Orange Roughies — Jane Durant — TV series (NZ), 19 episodes • 2005–2009 — McLeod's Daughters — Regan McLeod — TV series, 48 episodes • 2003 — The Cooks — Janie — TV series Episode: Nights of Living Dangerously
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Aaron Jeffery and Zoe Naylor, Ducati Launch in Sydney, 2011
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Film
• Year — Title — Role — Type • 2014 — Locks of Love — Lady Claire • 2011 — Robotropolis — Christiane Nouveau — Feature film • 2010 — The Reef — Kate — Feature film • 2005 — The Book of Revelation — Astrid — Feature film • 2004 — On the Lurk • 2003 — Evil Never Dies — Abby — TV movie • 2002 — Sugar and Spice • 2000 — Virtual Nightmare — TV movie • 2000 — A Love Story • 2000 — The Product • 1999 — Fearless — Hetty — TV movie
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- “Zoe Naylor”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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- 1.Miska, Brad. Trailer for Aussie Shark Thriller 'The Reef'. 5 June 2010.
- 2.Zoe Naylor and Aaron Jeffrey parade their affection | Herald Sun.
- 3.Camp Quality. Laugh Even Louder!. Scholastic Australia Pty Limited. 15. 2007. 978-1-74169-022-4.
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