Ruby Stokes, born on September 4, 2000, in Hackney, London, England, is an accomplished English actress. She grew up in East London with her two younger brothers, Clement and Seth, who also ventured into acting. She attended the BRIT School and took classes at the Young Actors Theatre Islington. She also became a member of the London Youth Circus, part of the National Centre for Circus Arts, showcasing her diverse talents from a young age.

Her acting career began at the age of 10 with small television roles, including an appearance in "Just William" in 2010. She made her feature film debut in 2016, playing the young version of Rooney Mara's character in the drama "Una."

Her performance in the critically acclaimed film "Rocks" (2019) further established her as a rising star. Ruby gained widespread recognition for her role as Francesca Bridgerton in the first two seasons of the Netflix series "Bridgerton" (2020-2022). Despite her departure from the show due to scheduling conflicts, her portrayal left a lasting impression on audiences.

In 2021, Ruby Stokesvoiced Kitty in the animated film "Where is Anne Frank" and played Isabelle in the horror film "A Banquet." Her versatility as an actress was evident as she seamlessly transitioned between genres. Her career continued to flourish with her lead role as Lucy Carlyle in the Netflix adaptation of "Lockwood & Co." and as Florence "Flo" Brooks in the Paramount+ series "The Burning Girls," both released in 2023. She also made her professional stage debut in "That Face" at the Orange Tree Theatre in 2023.

Her talent has not gone unnoticed, earning her a spot as a 2023 Screen International Star of Tomorrow. Her dedication to her craft and ability to bring depth to her characters have garnered critical acclaim. In her personal life, she is known for her grounded and approachable nature. She maintains a close relationship with her family and often credits them for their support throughout her career.