The Swedish actress Rebecca Louisa Ferguson Sundström was born on October 19, 1983. She made her acting debut in the Swedish soap opera Nya tider (1999–2000), which launched her career.
She later had an appearance in the horror movie Drowning Ghost (2004). Her depiction of Elizabeth Woodville in the 2013 British television miniseries The White Queen, for which she was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Television Film, propelled her to international fame.
Is Matt Goss with Rebecca Ferguson?
No, Matt was more honest about their relationship and had already said that even though they weren’t dating anymore, they were still good friends. He told The Sun, “We’re still good friends.
Ferguson was born and raised in the Vasastan neighborhood of Stockholm. Rosemary Ferguson, her mother, is English and moved to Sweden when she was 25 years old from Britain. She has a Swedish father. Her maternal grandfather was Scottish, but her maternal grandmother was Northern Irish.
Ferguson decided to go by the last name of her mother as her stage name.
She was reared bilingually, speaking both Swedish and English, and went to an English-medium school in Sweden. Ferguson received his diploma from Stockholm’s Adolf Fredrik’s Music School in 1999.
