Jordan Claire Robbins

Jordan Claire Robbins was born on January 24, 1990, in Bermuda. After completing high school in 2008, she relocated to Toronto, Canada, where she pursued a double major in drama and psychology at the University of Toronto. Her career began in modeling, which eventually led her into acting roles in Canada. She made her acting debut with a guest appearance in the television series “Man Seeking Woman” and subsequently secured a recurring role in “12 Monkeys,” both in 2015. She continued to appear in various television productions, including “Supernatural.”

Robbins gained wider recognition for her portrayal of Grace Hargreeves, a robot, in the Netflix series “The Umbrella Academy.” This role spanned from 2019 to 2024 and encompassed 24 episodes. Her work on “The Umbrella Academy” brought her international exposure and established her in the entertainment industry. Beyond acting, Robbins is also involved in production and writing. She served as an executive producer on projects such as “Dead Man’s Wire” (2025) and “Driver Is Arriving Now” (2017), where she also contributed as a writer.

In addition to her professional work in film and television, Robbins is an advocate for ocean conservation. She serves as a SeaLegacy ambassador, utilizing her platform to support missions focused on ocean protection. Her commitment to environmental causes aligns with her personal passion for the ocean, which stems from her upbringing in Bermuda. Robbins has also expanded her professional endeavors by co-founding a film and TV development fund, Raised by Wolves, in collaboration with producer Andrea Bucko in 2025.