Keely's illustrious career in the entertainment industry commenced at the tender age of three, when she was hand-selected to bring to life the captivating and memorable character of Nonny in the critically acclaimed film "Little Criminals". This auspicious early role not only showcased her impressive acting abilities but also served as a springboard for her subsequent appearances in notable films, including the blockbuster hit "Taken" directed by the renowned Steven Spielberg and the superhero epic "X-Men 2" helmed by the accomplished Bryan Singer.
Keely's path in the entertainment industry is marked by a profound connection to her family, with her older sister Alexandra already an established actress in her own right. This familial bond serves as a testament to the strong sense of artistic heritage that pervades Keely's life.
Currently, Keely calls British Columbia home, where she resides with her loving mother, stepfather, sister, stepbrother, and her faithful canine companion, Snickers, who undoubtedly brings joy and companionship to her daily life.
Following a three-year period of deliberate hiatus from the acting world, Keely emerged from her brief sabbatical with a triumphant return to the spotlight, as she landed a starring role in the Lifetime movie "Girlfight", thereby demonstrating her impressive capacity for range and versatility as a young and talented actress.
