   tammin pamela sursok (born 19 august 1983) is a south african-born australian actress and singer-songwriter. sursok is best known for her roles as dani sutherland on home and away, colleen carlton on the young and the restless and jenna marshall on pretty little liars. in 2005, she released her only album to date, whatever will be. ==biography== ===early life=== tammin sursok was born to daryl and julie sursok in johannesburg, south africa. at the age of 4, she emigrated to sydney, australia with her family. her mother julie is a classically trained pianist and guitarist and as a result, sursok was brought up surrounded by music. at a young age, sursok was involved with the sydney youth musical theatre, where she pursued her interests in acting, music and dance. she also studied with the trinity speech and drama college and graduated with a high distinction. sursok was educated at ravenswood school for girls, in gordon, sydney, studying speech and drama in her final years of school. she won her part in the long-running australian drama series, home and away at the end of 1999 after completing year 10. ===personal life=== on 24 august 2011, sursok married her boyfriend, actor, producer and director sean mcewen, in florence, italy.http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1002807/ sursok signed an exclusive deal with australian magazine woman's day for the wedding photoshttp://tamminsursok.net/en/category/sean-mcewan/ in april 2013, sursok revealed that her movie, sleeping around, was filmed in the middle of her wedding.{{cite web|url=https://mobile.twitter.com/tamminsursok1/status/325330117511479296|title=the movie i literally filmed in the middle of my wedding just got accepted into the new york film festival and will be in cinemas soon!!!|
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