Sara Pidgeon | Biography, Age, Net Worth, Relationship, Career

American actress Sarah Pidgeon gained notoriety for her role in the 2020 Amazon Prime series “The Wilds.”

Where was Sarah Pidgeon born? Ethnicity, Nationality, Family, Education

Actress Sarah Pidgeon was born on July 7, 1996 in the United States. In 2024, she is 28 years old. In 2018, she received a BFA from Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Drama.

What is Sarah Pidgeon’s net worth? Salary, Earnings

Sarah Pidgeon makes most of her money through social media and her connections with other social media accounts have allowed her to accumulate a substantial amount of wealth. She sets reasonable sponsorship costs, but they also depend on the type of sponsorship and the size of her fan base.

In 2022, his projected net worth exceeded $50,000. His net salary ranges from $2 to $3,000 per month. His current net worth is 100,000 US dollars as of 2024.

Fast facts

Name	Sara Pidgeon
Birthdate	July 7, 1996
place of birth	Wellington, New Zealand
Height	Feet and inches: 5’5″ Centimeter: 160cm Meter: 1.60m
Weight	Kilograms: 54kg Pounds: 119 pounds
Heritage	$100,000
Profession	Actress
University	Carnegie Mellon University
Father	Jim Pidgeon
Mother	Julie Caroff
Brother	Julia Anne Pidgeon
Civil status	A stranger
Nationality	American – New Zealand

Is Sarah Pidgeon single? Relationship

Pidgeon’s Instagram account claims that she is currently dating Carson McCalley. The duo frequently share photos of themselves on Instagram.

On December 11, 2021, she shared a photo of herself with her boyfriend Pidgeon with the comment, “Isabella loves minions but I forgive her for that because everything else about her is amazing.” On January 21, 2018, he also shared a photo of her and McCalley with the caption: “My heart, all my heart.”

How tall is Sarah Pidgeon? Weight, hair color

She has perfect skin, shiny hair, a tiny waist, a beautiful figure and an amazing appearance because she follows her health and fitness tips. Sarah Pidgeon’s height of 160 centimeters, or 5 feet 5 inches, answers a frequently asked question from her followers and admirers.

Additionally, Sarah Pidgeon weighs 54 kg (119 lbs) and has brown hair and eyes.

How did Sarah Pidgeon start her professional career?

Pidgeon made her acting debut in the 2014 short film Nowhere I’d Rather Be. Four years later, she starred in the 2018 television series One Dollar. The following year, she appeared as Jane Cartwright/Jane Doe in a single episode of the television series Gotham.

It tells the story of Detective James Gordon (Ben McKenzie) regaining control of Gotham City before Batman appears.

In 2020, Pidgeon achieved her breakthrough performance in the popular television series The Wilds, playing Leah Rilke. The show revolves around a group of teenagers who are left on a desolate island after a plane crash and are forced to survive. Investigators link the girls’ experiences to find out what happened to them.

Leah, played by Pidgeon, appears in all eighteen episodes of the show’s two seasons. Through flashbacks that reveal the girls’ past lives, readers get to know the characters in the story, who face enormous obstacles. The show’s tension, plot twists and touching moments will fascinate audiences.

In season 2, both new and returning characters add to the show’s story. Pidgeon’s character, Leah, is still in disbelief over the assault she suffered at the hands of Nora (Helena Howard). To make matters worse, no one else believes anything happened and Leah is eager to verify her suspicions.

Most of the characters in The Wilds have to overcome great challenges and endure difficult times, but sometimes they also experience joy and hope.

However, Leah seemed to get less of that than most people. Artists appearing on the show include Nicholas Coombe, Reed Shannon, Shannon Berry, Chi Nguyen, Victoria Moroles, Grace Van Dien, Alex Fitzalan and Helena Howard.

Because she is obsessed with uncovering the truth, Pidgeon’s character on the show almost always operates with a high degree of tension. In an interview with Collider from May 2022, she said that playing her Leah had made her feel nervous again.

“When you think about what she’s going through and what all the girls are going through, and then you realize that no one believes her or understands what she’s trying to communicate,” Pidgeon said in another statement.

“I suppose, in a way, it says itself,” he continued. But in the end, I think sometimes Leah seems just as neurotic as she is because of the plays everyone else makes for themselves.