Jessica Impiazzi is a multifaceted actress, author, and media personality who has captured audiences with her talent, resilience, and genuine passion for storytelling. She honed her craft at the prestigious Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts, where she attended both during her school years and later in the BAHons Performing Arts program on a full scholarship, a testament to her early dedication and natural aptitude for performance.

Jessica’s acting career spans both television and film. She has starred in notable productions, including BBC’s Strike: Troubled Blood, where she appeared alongside Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger, and Amazon’s Keep Calm and Carry On, acting with Harriet Thorpe. She also featured in Hammer Home, sharing the screen with Ewan Mackintosh from The Office. Her work in these productions highlights her versatility and skill in bringing complex characters to life.

In 2018, Jessica reached the final of Celebrity Big Brother: Year of the Woman, earning an impressive fourth-place finish behind fellow contestants Shane Lynch, Anne Widdecombe, and Courtney Act. Her participation in this series endeared her to audiences, showcasing her authenticity and resilience in the public eye.

In January 2021, Jessica published her memoir, Silver Linings, a deeply personal and powerful book that reveals her journey through childhood traumas and the challenges she has faced, including the profound impact of her mother losing her eyesight when Jessica was 17. This experience ignited Jessica’s commitment to supporting others, leading her to become an ambassador for Guide Dogs for the Blind, where she advocates passionately for those facing visual impairments and their families.

Jessica Impiazzi continues to be a prominent figure in entertainment and advocacy, using her platform to inspire and empower others through her work both on and off-screen.