Jeanna Harrison

Jeanna Harrison was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and grew up in Antigonish. Her acting career began at the age of five when she appeared in the original black-and-white pilot program for “Trailer Park Boys” as Trinity, the daughter of Ricky. Following the show’s pickup by producer Barrie Dunn, she continued in the role on the popular Canadian television series. This foundational role allowed her to develop her acting skills throughout her childhood and into adulthood, becoming a recognized face on the program.

Beyond her acting work, Harrison pursued higher education, attending Carleton University for engineering and Nova Scotia Community College for accounting. These academic pursuits demonstrate an interest in fields outside of entertainment. She later relocated to Ottawa, where she works on Parliament Hill, balancing this with her acting commitments. Her continuous involvement with “Trailer Park Boys” has seen her adapt to new formats, including voicing her character Trinity when the series transitioned to an animated format in 2019, showcasing her dedication to the role for over two decades.

Harrison’s career is notably defined by her consistent portrayal of Trinity across various iterations of “Trailer Park Boys,” including the original series, movies, animated versions, and podcasts. This sustained presence highlights her enduring connection to the franchise and her ability to remain engaged with a character over an extended period. Her work on Parliament Hill further indicates a diverse professional background complementing her acting career.