Teilor Grubbs

Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, on October 27, 2001, Teilor Grubbs began her career in entertainment at a young age in her home state. Before her television debut, Grubbs participated in modeling for Premier Models and Talent in Hawaii. This early experience included a commercial for Hawaiian Airlines. She also appeared in commercials for Pottery Barn and in advertisements for six resorts and villas in Hawaii. Her early training included attending The Academy of Film and Television, where she received private coaching from Scott Rogers, and completing the Susan Page Modeling and Acting Training Courses.

In 2010, at eight years old, Teilor Grubbs secured her first audition for “Hawaii Five-0.” The show subsequently ran for ten seasons, where her character, Grace Williams, became recognized by audiences as they watched her develop on screen. During her time on the show, she appeared in 55 episodes from 2010 to 2019, acting alongside Scott Caan, who portrayed her character’s father. Growing up on Oahu, Teilor engaged in water sports and hiking, and she developed an interest in the history of the land and her ancestors. She was also an all-star cheerleader and actively competed in gymnastics.

In 2016, Grubbs relocated to the mainland. Following this move, she booked her first feature film role in the period piece “The Dawn,” released in 2019, where she played Young Rose. In 2018, she lent her voice to the animated film “The Legend of Hallowaiian,” portraying the character Leilani. This role allowed her to share aspects of Hawaiian traditions, which she had learned as a child, including stories of the mischievous Menehunes.