Natasha Henstridge

Natasha Henstridge is a talented actress and former model born on August 15, 1974, in Springdale, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Her versatile performances on the silver screen and TV have made her one of the most popular actresses.

Natasha Henstridge's Personal Life: Love and Advocacy

Natasha Henstridge has had a complicated love life; she was briefly married to Damian Chapa and Darius Campbell and then had a long-term relationship with Liam Waite, with whom she bore two sons, Tristan and Asher.

Outspoken about body-image issues, she fights for healthier ideals in Hollywood. In 2017, she came forward to join the #MeToo movement, accusing director Brett Ratner and producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment. These days, Henstridge juggles motherhood with an acting career, exhibiting strength in her advocacy for positive change within the industry.

From Small-Town Girl to International Supermodel

Raised in the small town of Fort McMurray, Alberta, Henstridge found her interest in modeling at 15. After she won a local modeling contest, she decided to move to Paris, where she soon had covers of international magazines and worked on some leading fashion campaigns and commercials for Oil of Olay and Old Spice.

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Breakthrough Role in "Species" and Iconic "Femme Fatale" Status

Nineteen-year-old Henstridge began an acting career with the science-fiction thriller Species, playing Sil, a genetically modified alien. The film would prove to be a commercial success, and her acting won her several appreciative reviews, including an MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss. 

It firmly established her as an iconic "femme fatale" in cinema, conjuring images of the classic Hitchcock characters.

Diverse and Acclaimed Film and Television Careers

She has appeared in more than 35 films, showcasing her versatility in very different genres. In 2000, she appeared alongside Bruce Willis in the comedy The Whole Nine Yards and took on the role of an action heroine in John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars in 2001. 

She has also made many major guest turns on television in shows such as Commander in Chief in 2005 with Geena Davis and in the miniseries Would Be Kings in 2008, in which she took home a Gemini Award for Best Actress. Other well-known guest spots include Eli Stone in 2008, She Spies in 2002, and voice work on South Park.

Awards, Recognition, and Humanitarian Efforts

Other honors bestowed upon Henstridge in her acting career include the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Temecula Film Festival and the Queen Elizabeth II Award from Canada. She has been married twice: to actor Damian Chapa and singer Darius Campbell, with whom she has two children, Tristan and Asher. 

The family lives in Los Angeles, California, and participates in several charitable organizations, including St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and World Vision.

Continuing to Capture Audiences

Most recently, in 2016, Henstridge starred in the period drama The Bronx Bull as the wife of legendary boxer Jake LaMotta. She consistently works both on the big screen and on television and continues, to this day, to be one of Hollywood's most recognizable faces and the most beautiful woman in the world.

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