Jeon, Jamie

Jamie Chung was born and raised in Los Angeles , California ^{[6] [7]} . According to the 2004 MTV channel , she is from the second generation of Korean-American Americans who were raised and raised in a traditional family ^{[6] [8]} . Chon studied at the University of California at Riverside , where she was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Women's Student Society ^[9] .

Chon was among the participants of the “Real World: San Diego” Show, the fourteenth season of the “Real World” project , shown by MTV in 2004. At the show, she was described as a hard-working student who works two jobs to pay for her tuition, but she still has time to light up at parties. Her friends described her as a girl popular with men ^[6] .

Six months after the season was closed, the project participants came together again to share the experiences and impressions they had gained during and after the show, on the show of 2 Punk Rock 4 This: The Real World San Diego Reunion , organized by Vanessa Minnillo , which premiered July 9, 2004.

Later, Jamie Chon took part in the tenth season of the show " Avid extremes: Inferno 2 ", the spin-off of the show "Real World", as part of the team "Good guys", opponents of which were "Bad Asses". By the end of the season, after several participants were eliminated based on the results of the competition, Chon remained, along with teammates Darrell Taylor, Landon Luek and Mike Mizanin . In the final of the show, they defeated the remaining opponents of the Bad Asses team.

Acting career

After participating in the MTV Real World project, she began to appear in films and on television, playing diverse roles: Cordy Khan in ten episodes of the series “ Days of Our Lives ”, a girl from the Hooters restaurant chain in the comedy “ Chuck and Larry: Fire Wedding ”, and also in several episodes of the TV series “ CSI: Crime Scene New York ” and “ Veronica Mars ”. In 2008, she starred in the miniseries "Samurai Girl" Production of cable TV channel ABC Family ^[10] . In 2009, Jamie co-starred in the films “ Cry in the Dorm ” and “ Dragonball: Evolution ”, as well as in the comedy by Christopher Landon “ Burning Palms ”. In the same year, Chon played the role of Chelsea Barnes in the Disney television film The Princess Protection Program , and in 2010, Amber Hilliard played the role of the film Odnoklassniki . In 2012, Chong will appear on the screens in the role of Nima in the action-packed action movie “The Abolition Chase ”, directed by David Kepp ^[11] . In 2014, the film “ Sin City 2: A Woman to Kill for ” was released, a continuation of the 2005 film Sin City , in which Jamie replaced Devon Aoki , playing the role of Miho . Appeared in the role of the Disney heroine Mulan in the TV series " Once Upon a Time ."

In 2009, Chon and the actors who starred with her in a youth horror film “ Creek in a hostel, ” received the title “Stars of Tomorrow” from the ShoWest cinema exhibition ^[12] .

In early 2012, Jamie began to meet with American actor Brian Greenberg , famous for the TV series How to succeed in America . In December 2013, the couple became engaged ^[13] in the Caribbean islands of the Turks and Caicos . October 31, 2015 they got married.

• Chon, Jamie at the Dragon Pearl Film Evolution: Evolution (Spanish)