April Bowlby

April Bowlby was born in Vallejo, California, and went on to attend Moorpark College where she pursued studies on French, Marine Biology, as well as Ballet. As she grew older, she started modeling but soon switched to acting. In 2005, she made her on-camera professional debut in a role in the role of a guest actor in "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation". Since then she worked on film and TV, including projects such as "CSI New York" 'Stacked "Freddie" and 'All Roads Lead To Home' "Out of Jimmy's Head" (with Kim and Kath), 'Kath and Kim' "Psych" and 'From Prada to Nada'. Her most well-known characters are the ones she plays on "Two and Two and a Half Men" and "How I met Your Mother" in addition to her part as Stacy Barrett in the show "Drop Dead Diva". April Michelle Bowlby's real name. April Bowlby's nickname is April. As per her location of birth, She was born in the state of California. American. Her birthplace is Vallejo located in California. This table gives additional details. April April April April April

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