Courtney Eaton transitioned from a successful modeling career to an acclaimed actress, establishing her presence in film and television while also engaging in strategic brand collaborations.
Courtney Eaton modeled for Carolina Herrera's pre-fall 2017 collection, showcasing eight key looks from the range.
Courtney Eaton was seen wearing CHARLES & KEITH recycled polyester slingback pumps at the Paramount Emmy Party.
Courtney Eaton participated in Cartier's online campaign, contributing to creative partnerships in the luxury industry.
Courtney Jane Eaton was born on January 6, 1996, in Bunbury, Western Australia. Her early life in Australia provided a foundation for her eventual entry into the entertainment industry. She was initially scouted by Vivien’s Models at the age of 11, with the intention of developing her modeling career. As part of this development, Eaton participated in an acting workshop, which led to an audition in Sydney for George Miller’s 2015 film, “Mad Max: Fury Road.” Despite her limited acting experience, she secured the role of Cheedo the Fragile, one of Immortan Joe’s five wives, marking her significant entry into Hollywood at a young age. This experience, which included five months of filming in the Namib Desert, solidified her interest in acting.
Following her debut, Eaton continued to build her acting portfolio. In December 2013, she joined the cast of the fantasy action film “Gods of Egypt” (2016), portraying Zaya alongside Brenton Thwaites, Gerard Butler, and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. Her career progressed with roles in films such as “Newness” (2017), “Status Update” (2018), “Perfect” (2018), and “Line of Duty” (2019), where she acted opposite Aaron Eckhart. A pivotal turn in her career came in December 2019 when she was cast in the Showtime thriller drama series “Yellowjackets.” Initially a recurring character as teenage Lottie Matthews, her performance led to her promotion as a series regular for the second season. Eaton’s recent work includes the 2023 film “Parachute,” which premiered at SXSW, and the 2024 short film “Bleu de Chanel.” In April 2025, she, along with her “Yellowjackets” co-star Sophie Nélisse, acquired the film rights to Kathleen Glasgow’s book “Girl In Pieces.” Courtney Eaton also expanded her artistic endeavors by releasing her debut extended play (EP), “Hush,” in September 2025, produced by Tobias Jesso Jr., featuring the track “Growing Pains” in the film “Parachute.”
Alongside her acting and music career, Courtney Eaton has engaged in brand partnerships, utilizing her visibility as an actress and model. These collaborations include modeling for Carolina Herrera’s pre-fall 2017 collection and participating in Cartier’s online campaign. Her work with Charles & Keith, where she was seen wearing their recycled polyester slingback pumps at the Paramount Emmy Party, further demonstrates her appeal to fashion and lifestyle brands. Her social media presence has also attracted various brand collaborations, showcasing her influence in the digital space. Eaton’s career reflects a comprehensive engagement across film, television, music, and brand endorsements, highlighting her versatile presence in the entertainment industry.
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