Hayley Kiyoko Alcroft is an American singer, dancer, and actress. Her passion for entertaining was evident as a child. As a child, she took up dance lessons and began modeling. As an adult, she has worked in a number of movies and television shows, including the critically acclaimed "Aquarius."

Hayley Kiyoko's ancestry

The singer and actress Hayley Kiyoko was born in Los Angeles on April 3, 1991. She is the daughter of Jamie Alcroft, an actor and Sarah Kawahara, a Canadian figure skater. Hayley has Japanese ancestry. She began acting at a young age and has since appeared in several commercials. In high school, Hayley was accepted to the Clive Davis School of Recorded Music at New York University. However, she declined the offer and instead pursued her career.

After graduating from high school, Hayley Kiyoko went on to perform in several commercials and got an acting agent. When she was seven years old, she started acting. Her business agent arranged her first auditions and landed her a role in an ad for KnowledgeWare. Her ancestry includes Japanese, Canadian, and Ohio families. Her grandfather, who was a Japanese immigrant, died in 2011.

Hayley Kiyoko was born in Ohio and raised in Canada. Her mother is of Japanese descent. Her father was born in Ohio and her mother was born in Canada. Hayley Kiyoko made her acting debut in the television series 'Unfabulous', and her role in the Disney Channel film Lemonade Mouth earned her international fame. She also sings and has a diverse range of music.

After the release of her debut EP, A Belle to Remember, she began writing new songs in London, with the help of British producer James Flannigan. In Los Angeles, she worked with Swedish producer Anders Grahn and was affiliated with the Maker Studios. During this time, she released covers of "Jolly Old Saint Nicholas" and a medley of Valentine's Day songs.

After graduating from high school, she attended a private college to study music. She went on to star in two major films: Insidious Chapter 3 and Jem and the Holograms. As a teenager, Kiyoko was elected President of her high school and choreographed the "Agoura High Step Team," which became an official school club. Kiyoko turned down the chance to attend NYU's Clive Davis School of Recorded Music because she was too busy pursuing her career.

Her first role

After graduating from Agoura High School in 2009, Hayley Kiyoko accepted a spot at the Clive Davis School of Recorded Music at New York University. She opted out of attending NYU, but later turned down an offer to study in the music industry. She says that she wishes she had come out sooner. In addition to acting, Kiyoko has written music for various TV shows and movies.

After acting in a few independent movies, Hayley Kiyoko began starring in television shows. She was cast in a small part in the Lifetime television film "Blue Lagoon: The Awakening" (an adaptation of the 1980 original), which aired on the network on June 16, 2012. In the next few years, she also landed recurring roles on ABC Family's hit series The Fosters and in the Netflix movie XOXO. She is self-identified as a lesbian and wants to make the LGBTQ community feel accepted.

Hayley Kiyoko Alcroft was born on April 3, 1991 in Los Angeles, California. She is the daughter of Jamie Alcroft and Sarah Kawahara. Her father is an actor and her mother is a skater. She is of Japanese descent and has two siblings. Hayley began acting at age six. She wrote her first song "Notice" when she was eight. Throughout her childhood, Hayley Kiyoko made appearances in commercials and films.

After a few small roles in television and film, Hayley was discovered as a child performer. At age five, she played a role in a national print ad for KnowledgeWare, and later in a Nickelodeon movie about children in sports. She also appeared in numerous middle school plays and commercials for J. C. Penney. Hayley has since gone on to star in several independent films and television shows.

Despite the struggle she faced as a biracial actress, Hayley Kiyoko's first acting role was in a cartoon. She starred in the 2007 comedy series 'Unfabulous' and reprised her role in Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins (directed by Brian Levant) in 2009. She starred in a sequel, Scooby-Doo! The Curse of the Lake Monster, in 2010, and was able to earn a role in the sequel.

Her music video

The 'Found My Friends' music video by Hayley Kiyoko was released last December, and was the first by a female artist to detail a passionate relationship with a man who has dumped her. Fans of the video dubbed Kiyoko the 'Lesbian Jesus'. The music video is a revealing look at what it means to be queer in modern pop. This is an emotional video that's sure to make you want to dance.

Hayley Kiyoko's latest music video is entitled 'For the Girls,' and is the first single from her forthcoming album Panorama. Her love interest, Becca Tilley, appeared on season 18 and 20 of The Bachelor. The couple have been in a relationship for four years, and it was confirmed after the release of the music video. Hayley also celebrated the relationship on her social media account, where she revealed that she was dating the contestant.

After "Girls Like Girls," Hayley Kiyoko has released a new music video for the song "For the Girls." The video is a parody of "The Bachelorette," and stars the singer as the star. The video also features a host of hopeful women, complete with stereotypical 'Bachelorette' stereotypes. Hayley Kiyoko's new album is due out in July, and her music video for 'For the Girls' is one to watch.

In the "For the Girls" music video, Kiyoko meets a number of contestants and begins to form connections. In the end, she interrupts a rose ceremony with a mystery guest, who turns out to be her longtime partner. Kiyoko and Tilley's relationship has only grown stronger since the introduction of the song to the audience. The song has become a classic in pop culture, and Kiyoko's music video has garnered the same popularity.

"Fake Love" is the latest hit from the singer's new album, and she is clearly enjoying the hype surrounding the new video. The new song has a romantic theme - "fake love," Kiyoko's "fake boyfriend," and Kiyoko's 'I Want It' music video are all about this. Kiyoko and Tilley kissed in front of the crowd. Those kisses make their new romance official.

Her relationship with Becca Tilleyon

Becca Tilley's love life is nothing new. The couple have been together for almost four years, and have been closely linked through the Bachelor universe. The two recently starred in a music video together, and while their relationship was well-known among their close friends, they decided to keep their relationship private. That decision was met with a great deal of fan support, especially after Becca's ex, Colton Underwood, came out as gay last year.

Hayley Kiyoko's relationship with lesbian singer Becca Tilley has been the subject of much speculation. In a recent interview with Amazon, the two drew attention due to their music videos. Becca, meanwhile, was a contestant on seasons 19 and 20 of the show. Their relationship was confirmed through a music video, which was later posted on social media.

The two started dating in 2015, but their relationship was revealed after Kiyoko went public. The two shared a tender kiss on the stage of the "Bachelorette" satire. They also discussed moving in together and committing to a serious relationship. But for now, the two women are focused on enjoying public attention together. Kiyoko's former BFF got teary-eyed after learning of the relationship.

Becca Tilley is no longer ashamed of her relationship with Hayley Kiyoko. In fact, the two women have been together for nearly four years, but they did not make their relationship public until May this year. They first met when Hayley attended a party with 11-time Grammy-winner Taylor Swift. Becca Kiyoko was also in her dressing room to witness the appearance of the famous singer.