Sarah Wright

Sarah Fay Wright, born September 28, 1983 in Louisville, Kentucky, is an American actress whose career spans more than two decades. Growing up in the Bluegrass State, she graduated from Seneca High School in 2005—an unusually late graduation that reflects her early immersion in the entertainment industry, as she had already begun modeling at fourteen and secured her first screen credit in the 1998 comedy Enchanted. Wright’s television breakthrough arrived with the role of Paige Chase on the sitcom Quintuplets, followed by a memorable turn as Lizzy on Fox’s The Loop and a recurring part as Jane on the CW drama 7th Heaven. She continued to build a robust résumé with a guest arc as Millicent Gergich on Parks and Recreation and a stint on the CBS mid‑season series Mad Love. In 2017 she appeared opposite Tom Cruise in the action‑crime film American Made, portraying Lucy Seal, and later landed a major role in Netflix’s figure‑skating drama Spinning Out (2020). Beyond acting, Wright co‑founded the parenting platform Your Zen Mama with actress Teresa Palmer and co‑authored the 2021 book Zen Mamas: Finding Your Path Through Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond, reflecting her commitment to family‑focused entrepreneurship. Her personal life has been marked by two marriages: first to A. J. Mason (2005‑2006) and, since June 23, 2012, to actor Eric Christian Olsen, with whom she shares four children—a son born in 2013 and three daughters born in 2016, 2020, and 2025. Wright currently resides near Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where she balances ongoing acting projects with her roles as mother, author, and advocate for mindful parenting. Her enduring presence in both mainstream and streaming media underscores a versatile talent that continues to evolve.