Beth Behrs

Beth Behrs is an American actress, writer, and philanthropist, recognized for her starring roles in popular television series and films. After landing her breakthrough role as Caroline Channing in the acclaimed CBS sitcom 2 Broke Girls in 2011, Beth Behrs went on to star for six seasons until 2017, earning nominations for the Teen Choice and People’s Choice Awards for her performance. Prior to this, Behrs made her film debut in the 2009 teen comedy American Pie Presents: The Book of Love and accumulated roles in high-profile TV shows including NCIS: Los Angeles and Castle. During this period, she also lent her voice to the animated film Monsters University in 2013 as PNK Carrie and co-hosted the 40th People’s Choice Awards in 2014, showcasing her versatility across various platforms.

The series has consistently ranked among CBS’s top-performing comedies, showcasing Behrs’ enduring appeal and comedic talent to a broad prime-time audience. Her work on The Neighborhood has solidified her status as a beloved television personality with a consistent presence in mainstream entertainment. Beyond her acclaimed acting career across film, television, and stage, Beth Behrs is also a dedicated philanthropist. She founded the SheHerdPower Foundation, a non-profit organization that utilizes equine therapy to provide vital support for victims of sexual assault, highlighting her profound commitment to social causes.

Her multifaceted career, encompassing celebrated performances, creative writing, and impactful humanitarian work, positions Behrs as a dynamic and marketable talent with significant industry appeal.