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Zoey Deutch
5 ft 4 in (163 cm)
$4 million, 2026 est.
American
November 10, 1994
Los Angeles, California, US
32 Years Old
Scorpio
Who Is Zoey Deutch?
Zoey Deutch is an American actress known for her effortless comedic timing and charismatic screen presence. Her grounded portrayals across independent dramas and studio comedies established her as one of Hollywood’s most versatile stars.
She gained widespread public notice after starring in the hit Netflix romantic comedy Set It Up. Her vibrant performance won over critics, and she quickly followed it with the comedic feature Zombieland: Double Tap.
Early Life and Education
Growing up in Los Angeles, Zoey Deutch was surrounded by show business legacy. Her mother, actress Lea Thompson, and her father, director Howard Deutch, encouraged her early creative passions alongside her sister Madelyn.
She pursued formal performing arts training while attending high school in California. At the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, she majored in theater, honing her acting craft long before booking her initial television roles.
Notable Relationships
Currently engaged to actor Jimmy Tatro, Zoey Deutch previously dated Canadian actor Avan Jogia. Her long-term relationship with Jogia spanned several years during her early career, while her partnership with Tatro blossomed after meeting through mutual industry friends.
The couple publicly announced their engagement after quietly building a life together in Los Angeles. Deutch has no children, and she frequently shares glimpses of her personal life and travels alongside her fiancé on social media platforms.
Career Highlights
Romantic comedy Set It Up catapulted Zoey Deutch to widespread critical acclaim and international prominence. She followed that breakout with starring roles in Zombieland: Double Tap, Not Okay, and the Netflix comedy series The Politician, demonstrating notable versatility across television and film.
Expanding into executive producing, Deutch steered indie projects such as Buffaloed and Something from Tiffany’s. Her behind-the-camera leadership allowed her to champion female-driven narratives while continuing to take on complex leading roles in critically praised dramatic features like The Outfit.
Signature Quote
“One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned is to really appreciate, recognize, and practice the process, not the outcome.”
