Natasha Henstridge

Natasha Henstridge was born on August 15, 1974 in Springdale, Newfoundland, Canada. Known for movies like La Mutante (1995) and Mon voisin le tueur (2000), she started her career as a model in Paris, France at the tender age of 15. After leaving home to begin her modeling career in the highly-competitive Paris fashion world, she landed her first cover of French Cosmopolitan and graced the covers of many international fashion magazines, appearing in commercials for Oil of Olay, Lady Stetson and Old Spice. Seeking a greater challenge, Natasha pursued her love of acting and, at only 19, landed the starring role of the science-fiction thriller La Mutante (1995), opposite Sir Ben Kingsley and Forest Whitaker. The film became a worldwide hit critically and commercially and Natasha received praise for her performance as the genetically-modified Sil, including an MTV Award. Not since the Hitchcock era had someone redefined the "femme fatale" for a new generation. This began a recognized film career that has included the sequels Mon voisin le tueur 2 (2004), La mutante 2 (1998), and La mutante 3 (2004), several lesser regarded films such as Anytown (2009), Une coupable idéale (2011), and La théorie du chaos (2014), as well as a turn in the acclaimed horror film House of Abraham (2025).

From conquering comedy with Bruce Willis in Mon voisin le tueur (2000) to taking the action-heroine lead in John Carpenter's science-fiction thriller Ghosts of Mars (2001), Natasha has proved herself to be a versatile and fearless actress. She won the Best Actress Gemini Award (Canada's equivalent of an Emmy Award) for her hard-hitting portrayal of a policeman's wife in the miniseries Would Be Kings (2008) and starred with Geena Davis in the Golden Globe-winning series Commander in Chief (2005). Her television credits include leading roles in hit series and Spy Girls (2002) and Eli Stone (2008), and voicing Miss Ellen on South Park (1997). She has starred with Paul Sorvino and Joe Mantegna in the period drama The Bronx Bull (2016), playing the wife of legendary boxer Jake LaMotta. Natasha is the youngest actress to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Temecula Film Festival, and was honored with the Queen Elizabeth II Award from her homeland of Canada.

After a "starter" marriage to Damian Chapa, when she was 21, Natasha's second marriage to actor and platinum-selling recording artist Darius Campbell lasted seven years, ending in 2018. In between marriages, she gave birth to her two sons with actor Liam Waite.