Ayla Kell

Ayla-Marie Kell is a dancer and actress from the US. Her name is Payson Keeler in the series Make It or Break It. It is an American family comedy/drama created by Holly Sorensen and premiered at ABC Family. Kell is also an extremely skilled dancer, having studied ballet from her youth at Royal Academy of Dance. After studying ballet for 15 years, she won the Youth America Grand Prix at New York. In Tokyo she performed in the Valentino's International Carousel. The showbiz career she began with her early days as an actor. Kell started her acting career on television and movies after appearing in a variety of commercials. Her notable acting projects include Get to the Heart The Barbara Mandrell Story CSI Miami SnakeHead Swamp Leverage. Ayla Kell, an American actor, born on 07 October 1990 on the 07th of October 1990 in Los Angeles California United States.

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