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- September 10, 2025

Katheryn Winnick is a Canadian actress. She is known for her starring roles in the television series Vikings, Wu Assassins, and Big Sky, and her recurring role on the television series Bones.

Personal Details:
Nickname: - Katheryn
Occupation: - Actress, Director, Producer
Height: - 1.68 m
Born: - 17 December 1977
Age: - 47 years
Birthplace: -Etobicoke, Toronto, Canada
Body Measurements: - 34-24-35 in (86-61-89 cm)
Breast Size: - 34 inches (86 cm)
Waist Size: - 24 inches (61 cm)
Hips Size: - 35 inches (89 cm)

Bra/cup size: -34C (75C)
Sexuality: - Straight
Underarm hair: - Shaved
Body Build: - Slim
Body Shape: - Hourglass
Hair Color: - Blonde
Eye Color: - Blue
Marital Status: -Unmarried
Ethnicity: - White (Ukrainian)
Citizenship: - Canada; United States
Years active: - 1999–present

Film Debut
Katheryn had her first acting gig in the 2001 American horror movie, “Biohazardous”, in which she played the role of Jennifer.

Television Debut
Katheryn made her screen debut in 1999 in an episode of the Canadian science-fiction drama series, “PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal”, for her role as Suzie

Career
Winnick entered the film industry by teaching martial arts to actors on movie sets; the experience inspired her to pursue professional acting. She was then cast as a series regular on Student Bodies.

Since, Katheryn has appeared in numerous studio films including Paramount's Failure to Launch (with Matthew McConaughey) and New Line's Amusement. She also has guest starred in multiple critically acclaimed television shows including House M.D. ("One Day, One Room"), Law & Order, CSI, Criminal Minds, Person of Interest, and Nikita. In Bones, she portrayed Hannah Burley, a war correspondent who had been posted to cover the war in Afghanistan and becomes a love interest for main character Seeley Booth.

Winnick starred opposite Paul Giamatti in the dramatic comedy Cold Souls, which had its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival 2009. She completed filming Oscar winner Rob Legato's directorial debut Choose (with Kevin Pollak and Bruce Dern).