April Bowlby

April Bowlby, a Californian born girl, was educated at Moorpark College. Her majors included French, Marine Biology, Ballet as well as Marine Biology. When she was in her teens, she began modeling, but soon switched to acting. In 2005, she made her on-camera professional debut in a role as a guest in "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation". After that, she went into film and television and appeared on shows like "CSI: NY" "Stacked'"and 'Freddie'", 'Sands of Oblivion'", 'All Roads Lead To Home'", 'Out of Jimmy's Head'", 'Kath & Kim'", 'Psych'" as well as 'From Prada til Nada'. She is most widely recognized by her frequent appearances on "Two and Two and Half Men" and "How I Met Your Mom, and for her co-starring in the role of Stacy Barrett on the series, "Drop Dead Diva". April Michelle Bowlby is her real name. Her nickname is April Bowlby. According to her birthplace, she's American in birth. Vallejo was the title she chose for her hometown. The table below will provide the details. April April April April April

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