Mila Harris was born in Atlanta, GA in 2010 and began acting and modeling at the age 5. Like many young actors, Mila started her career in theater and was print modeling by the age of 7. Mila was in national commercials including work for Arby's and Loews Hotel, among other national brands. With this notoriety, Mila quickly developed her talent in on camera work, making her TV debut in the Netflix series Raising Dion, immediately followed by the short film "Authentics" directed by Daniel Stine. Mila portrayed the young lead in director Quincy Ledbetter's award-winning film "Alieu the Dreamer" featured on BET by Paramount Players. In 2019, she booked a guest star role on the hit Nickelodeon series "Young Dylan" where she played a sassy, fashionista named Abigail directed by the infamous Tyler Perry. In 2021, Mila spent 4 months on location in New Zealand filming where she gives a gripping performance as an abducted child in the suspense thriller for Twentieth Century, "No Exit" distributed by Disney+/Hulu. Later in 2021, Mila filmed a supporting role in the film "The Hill", starring Dennis Quaid. Mila has additional projects debuting in 2022 including supporting roles in "The Heart of the Manor" directed by Linden Ashby and the upcoming limited series "A Friend of the Family" by NBC Universal/Peacock. Mila spends her free time rollerblading, swimming, horseback riding, and playing with her dog. Given her mother's Japanese heritage, Mila likes to experience other cultures and has traveled to 22 countries around the world including her favorite cities Paris, Dubai and London. Mila says, "Empathy is my superpower and I'll use it to change the world."