Sharni Vinson

Born in NSW, Australia, Sharni Vinson was raised in Sydney's southern suburb of Cronulla. She was a competitor at swimming at the National Level of Swimming as an teen and set four State Records throughout her time in high school. Sharni began singing, dancing and acting as young children, becoming the third generation of her family to perform. Sharni's mother appeared in music theater while her grandmother, the country's youngest ballerina from 1945, received a scholarship to the Borovansky Ballet Company. at the age twelve, Sharni enrolled as a student at the Brent Street School of Performing Arts in Sydney in which she was instructed in all faucets of dance over the next 10 years. Sharni joined Roadshow Music Australia at 17 when she had graduated from the high school. She was part of with the girl group "Foxfire IV", which had their debut single titled "Roses,' that reached top 50 of Australia's ARIA Charts.