Vanessa Davis (actress)

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Vanessa Davis
Nationality Australian
EducationMusical Theatre degree, Australian Institute of Music
Years active2011 to present

Vanessa Davis is an Australian actress best known for her roles in the Housos television series and movies. [1] She studied a degree in musical theatre at the Australian Institute of Music. [2]

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