Whitney Noble, a talented actress and mental health advocate, was born and raised in the charming town of Sayville, New York, on the South shore of Long Island. As the middle child of three sisters, Vanessa and Taylor, Whitney is the daughter of Ray Pynn, a skilled sign maker, and Lydia Pynn, a dedicated registered nurse.
Whitney's early life was marked by a passion for dance, and she spent most of her adolescence training to become a professional ballet dancer. At the age of 10, she began attending The School of American Ballet, where she spent six years honing her craft. During her time at SAB, Whitney had the opportunity to perform in several productions with the New York City Ballet and American Ballet Theater, including The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Coppelia, and Harlequinade.
As she entered her teenage years, Whitney discovered a newfound interest in acting and began taking classes. She quickly realized that acting was her true calling and decided to pursue it as a career. Whitney went on to study at The University of Maryland, where she double majored in Theatre and Psychology. This unique combination of studies allowed her to take on a wide range of stage roles, including Lady Caroline Bramble in "Enchanted April" and the Little Jesus in Martin McDonagh's "The Pillowman."
After graduating, Whitney made the move to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film and television. Her first leading role in a feature film came in 2013 with the award-winning film "21 Days," in which she played the character Shauna Roberts. Whitney's first recurring role on television was on the NBC drama "Aquarius," where she played Minnie, a member of the infamous Manson family.
Whitney is now married to her co-star Jared Noble, whom she met while filming the movie "Cellphone" in Chillicothe, Ohio. Together, they continue to work in the entertainment industry, using their platform to raise awareness about mental health and other important issues.
