Sarah Hyland

Sarah Hyland is an actress and producer best known for her breakout role as Haley Dunphy on the hit ABC sitcom "Modern Family," which made her one of television’s most recognizable young stars during the show's acclaimed eleven-season run from 2009 to 2020. Hyland began acting professionally as a child, appearing in films, television series, and commercials before rising to international fame. Raised in a family of performers, she studied theater and quickly developed a reputation for her sharp comedic timing, charismatic screen presence, and emotional range.

Beyond television, Hyland has built a diverse entertainment career spanning film, theater, music, and hosting. She has appeared in movies including "Geek Charming," "Vampire Academy," and "The Wedding Year." She has also demonstrated her vocal talents through musical performances and collaborations, while expanding into producing and unscripted television. In recent years, she became widely recognized as the host of "Love Island USA," bringing humor and relatability to the popular reality franchise. She made her Broadway debut in "Grey Gardens," returned to the New York stage as Audrey in the hit revival of "Little Shop of Horrors" and starred in "The Great Gatsby," and "Just in Time."

Offscreen, Hyland has been an outspoken advocate for health awareness and self-care. Having undergone multiple kidney transplants due to kidney dysplasia, she has used her platform to speak candidly about chronic illness, body image, and mental health. She was honored with the first-ever Variety Courage Award at the magazine’s Power of Women gala, for her work as an advocate for domestic abuse survivors and animal welfare.