Sharni Vinson

Sharni Vinson was born within Australia's states of NSW and was raised on the southern beaches located in Sydney suburb Cronulla. At the age of 16 the swimmer competed on an National Level for swimming and held four State records during her high school. Sharni was among the youngest performers in the immediate family of her, starting at a very young stage of her life, performing and dancing. Her mother performed in the musical theater and her grandmother was Australia's youngest ballerina who was given a scholarship to the Borovansky Ballet Company in England. Sharni attended the Brent Street School of Performing Arts Sydney when she was twelve years old. Through the following ten years Sharni was trained to perform in a variety of forms of dance. Sharni had just graduated from high school at 17 and was contacted to Roadshow Music Australia to be a part of "Foxfire IV" the all-girl pop group. Their first single, "Roses", reached no. 50 on the Australian ARIA chart.