Rainey Qualley Height, Age, Boyfriend, Children, Family, Biography

Some Lesser Known Facts About Rainey Qualley

• At the age of 2, she started dancing.

• At the age of 9, she moved to North Carolina from New York City.

• While studying in middle school, she broke her legs and was in a wheelchair for four months.

• In 2012, she made her debut as Miss Golden Globe (now known as Golden Globe Ambassador) at the Golden Globe Awards.

• Before starting her career as an actress, she took acting training at Maggie Flanigan Studio in New York City and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.

• Some of the films in which she appeared are Perfect (2018), Ocean’s 8 (2018), Ultrasound (2021), and Shut In (2022).
  

• In 2018, she released her extended play Emotional Support Animal.
  

• Some of the short films in which she appeared are Samice (2019) and Delilah (2022).
  

• Some of her singles are “Open Open” (2019), “Crying in the Mirror” (2020), and “Love Me Like You Hate Me” (2020).
  

  A still of Rainey Qualley from the music video Crying in the Mirror (2020)

• She appeared in the TV series Love in the Time of Corona (2020) as Elle, which premiered on Freeform.
  

• Some of the music albums in which she appeared as a guest performer are “My Margaret” by Alexander from the album 000 CHANNEL BLACK (2020) and “Mille Cose” by Mecna from the album Mentre Nessuno Guarda (2021).

• She is an avid lover of animals and owns both cats and dogs. She has three cats named Jesus, Myrtle, Wizard and a dog named Arlo. She also owns five backyard chickens.
  

  Rainey Qualley with a puppy

• In 2022, she was part of an animal rights organisation’s campaign against the amusement park SeaWorld for keeping the animals in captivity and forcing them to do tricks.
  

  A photo of Rainey Qualley from the campaign against the amusement park SeaWorld (2022)

• She drinks alcohol occasionally.
  

  Rainey Qualley holding a glass of alcohol

• In 2024, she and Anthony Wilson filed a petition to become guardians of an 11-month-old child named Wyoming, who they found out was living on the street with her mother and claimed that the child was unsafe with her mother. Later, the judge denied the petition.