Eva Reign
Eva Reign (born June 20, 1996) is an American actress, journalist, and writer. She is best known for lead role in the 2022 Amazon Prime Video American coming-of-age romantic comedy film Anything's Possible. Reign has written for Vogue, New York, Them, Highsnobiety, and PAPER. She is a recipeint of a Peabody Award and a GLAAD Media Award for her work as a correspondent in the Vice News documentary series Transnational. Biography 
Reign is from St. Louis, Missouri. Growing up, she performed in school plays and community theatre productions. Reign moved to New York City in 2018 and was a summer fellow for the Condé Nast publication Them. She was later promoted to Assistant Editor. While at Them, she interviewed many LGBTQ+ public figures such as Hector Xtravaganza, Gigi Gorgeous, Nikita Dragun and Jari Jones. In 2019, she starred in Tourmaline's short film Salacia, about the transgender woman Mary Jones. The film is now part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection. In 2021, Reign was mentored by Tourmaline through the Queer|Art|Mentorship program. Reign made her film debut as Kelsa in Ximena García Lecuona's and Billy Porter's 2022 American coming-of-age romantic comedy film Anything's Possible, which premiered on Amazon Prime Video in July 2022. She accompanied Porter to the 75th Tony Awards in June 2022. She won a Peabody Award and a GLAAD Media Award for her work as a correspondent in the Vice News documentary series Transnational, which explored the experiences of transgender people and trans communities throughout the world. Reign hosted the series premiere episode, Love Us in the Light, which focused on the life of Kelly Stough, a trans woman from Detroit, who is a member of the House of Ebony ballroom family. She has written for Vogue, New York, Them, Highsnobiety, and PAPER. In 2022, she was named to the Forbes magazine's Forbes 30 Under 30 and Out magazine's Out100. Filmography 
 Salacia, 2019
 Sideways Smile (TV Series) as Jessie, 2020
 Anything's Possible as Kelsa, 2022

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Date of birth missing (living people)
21st-century African-American women
21st-century American LGBT people
African-American actresses
Actresses from St. Louis
American film actresses
American reporters and correspondents
GLAAD Media Awards winners
African-American LGBT people
American LGBT journalists
LGBT media personalities
LGBT people from Missouri
Peabody Award winners
Transgender actresses
Transgender women writers
Transgender journalists
American transgender actors
American transgender writers
1996 births