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Katie Findlay is starring in a new holiday movie for Hallmark Channel!

The 33-year-old actor stars opposite Evan Roderick new holiday movie Sealed with a List, which premieres on Hallmark on Saturday night, Dec. 16 at 8/7c.

You may also recognize Katie as Rebecca Sutter from the first season of How to Get Away with Murder along with roles in Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, Nancy Drew, and Man Seeking Woman.

So, is Katie single?

Keep reading to find out more…

As of right now, it appears as if Katie as the star has not posted any photos with a significant other on social media.

Katie identifies as queer and uses the they/them pronouns.

Last year, Katie starred as Kate Carver in The CW’s show Walker: Independence, which ran for one season before getting canceled.

Before the show premiered, Katie talked about playing a queer character.

“I feel like everybody...

Shonda Rhimes's legal drama How to Get Away with Murder has twists throughout all six seasons, and the Keating 5 are caught up in the show's central mystery. Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) chooses the members each year from her law class at Middleton University. Bonnie Winterbottom (Liza Weil) was once part of this group and is now Annalise's assistant. It's an honor to be asked, and it doesn't appear that anyone ever turns down the opportunity. While it appears that Annalise picks people based on intelligence, there are more riveting and powerful reasons why these students make it.

The Keating 5 wind up in trouble when they kill Annalise's husband, Sam Keating (Tom Verica), after it comes out that he was unfaithful and dated Lila Stangard (Megan West). This is an integral part of Sam's backstory on Htgawm and makes Annalise sympathetic, although her students are now part of her messy life.

Could time finally be running out for Annalise Keating?

It sure looks like the final episodes of this final season are going to swirl around the fall of Annalise, a figure who at times has seemed like she’s untouchable. How to Get Away with Murder Season 6 Episode 10 ended with her arrest, and we already know there’s a funeral soon.

But we’re seasoned vets here, and we know to take everything we're seeing with a grain of salt. This is How To Get Away With Murder after all.

Speaking of getting away with murder, it’s easy to forget just how many murders and cover-ups these people have gotten away with.

When the FBI laid out all the information they had on Connor and Michaela and placed the photos of Sinclair, Denver, Rebecca, and the others on the table, it was like an odd trip down memory lane.

The road to “How to Get Away with Murder” is lined with dead bodies. Twenty-eight to be exact. Over the years, the series showed that there’s no shortage of ways to die. Suicide, poison, overdose, suffocation — you name it.

The most shocking deaths, of course, are the “anchors”: In the season’s first half, each episode reveals a new detail about the murder while the second half reveals how they covered it up. But there are a few others that stand out, as well.

In the first season, for example, Lila Stangard (Megan West) was done in by Frank (Charlie Weber), a proxy of Sam (Tom Verica) in a way that actually made the “cheating husband kills his pregnant girlfriend” schtick interesting. In the second season, Rebecca Sutter (Katie Findlay) was also killed, delighting audiences due to seeing a calm, murderous side to Bonnie (Liza Weil). And then,...