Crystle Lightning
Actress

Crystle Lightning Net Worth

Crystle Lightning is an actress from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, born on February 05, 1981. She is a Plains Cree Native American Indian and began her show business journey at 4-years-old. After relocating to Los Angeles, she landed her first lead role in the feature 3 Ninjas, Knuckle Up. During high school, she starred in the TNT TV movie Tecumseh: The Last Warrior and feature Backroad, while also being a cheerleader and Prom Queen. After graduation, she played "Private Lori Piestawa" in the NBC movie Saving Jessica Lynch and co-starred in the fourth installment of the American Pie movie franchise American Pie 4: Band Camp. Crystle currently resides in Los Angeles.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress
Birth Day February 05, 1981
Birth Place  Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Age 42 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Pisces
Occupation Recording artist, actress, DJ, Indigenous rights activist
Years active 1994–present

💰 Net worth: $18 Million (2024)

Crystle Lightning, a renowned actress hailing from Canada, has amassed an impressive net worth of approximately $18 million as estimated in 2024. With her remarkable talent and versatility, Crystle has established herself as not only a household name in Canada but also a recognized figure in the international entertainment industry. Having appeared in numerous successful films and TV shows, Crystle Lightning has managed to secure her financial standing while leaving an indelible mark on the world of acting with her exceptional performances.

Biography/Timeline

1994

She first started acting in 1994 and has been in a handful of videos with her most noted role being her portrayal of Lori Piestewa in Saving Jessica Lynch.

1995

Lightning had starred as the character "Jo" in the 1995 movie 3 Ninjas Knuckle Up.

2005

In 2005, she played "Chloe" in the movie American Pie Presents: Band Camp.

2006

Lightning, in the 2006 video game Prey, voiced Jen, the girlfriend of the game's protagonist, Tommy.

2013

LightningCloud released their self-titled debut in 2012 to critical acclaim. Sam Slovik of the L.A. Weekly called the group, "a near-earth object inventing new realms of the Electro-House-Hip-Hop revolution on the planet. Urban futurist[s], MC Red Cloud and Crystle Lightning are L.A.’s subterranean Bonnie and Clyde." The Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards (APCMA) honored the group with recognition for Best Hip Hop Album in November 2012. In 2013, LightningCloud battled their way past the best MCs in Southern California to win the “Who’s Next: Battle for the Best” contest on the number one hip hop station in the United States, Power 106. As winners, LightningCloud received a cash prize, a performance with Kendrick Lamar, and the honor of representing the best of west coast hip hop against Hot 97’s Brooklyn-based, east coast representative Radamiz in a freestyle battle in Austin, Texas on March 15, 2013. After winning that MC battle, LightningCloud received the opportunity to work with Timbaland in the recording studio.

2019

Crystle Lightning is also a respected electro house DJ. Inspired by a mix performed by DJ Lady Tribe at a local Los Angeles nightspot, Lightning sought a musical apprenticeship with Christi Mills, later partnering with her mentor to form a performance crew called Ladies of the House. Ladies of the House is well known for their New Year’s masquerade extravaganza at the Parlor Room, in Hollywood, California. They perform regularly at prominent Los Angeles hot spots such as King King, the House of Blues, the 1616 Club, and Lucy’s 51, as well as throughout the United States.

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