Charlotte Vega Biography: Husband, Age, Net Worth, Movies, Parents, Kids, Ethnicity, Height

Biography

Charlotte Elizabeth Vega (born February 10, 1994, in Madrid, Spain) is a bilingual Spanish-British actress and model known for her versatile roles in film and television.

Raised in a multicultural household—her mother is British from Barcelona, her father Spanish-British from London, and her paternal grandparents are from Andalusia—she grew up speaking English and Spanish fluently, which has shaped her international career.

Vega developed an early interest in acting through equestrian school and improvisation classes, making her screen debut in the 2012 horror film REC 3: Genesis.

She rose to prominence with her lead role as María in the 2014 Spanish coming-of-age film The Misfits Club, followed by key roles in TV series such as Velvet (2015) and The Refugees (2015).

Vega gained further acclaim for her starring role in the 2017 Irish gothic horror The Lodgers and for her portrayal of Katrina in the action thriller American Assassin that same year.

Her horror portfolio expanded with the lead in the 2021 reboot Wrong Turn, earning praise for her intense performance.

Recent credits include the Netflix series The Sister (2021) and Who Is Erin Carter? (2023), showcasing her range across genres.

Spanish-British actress and model
Charlotte Vega
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Charlotte Elizabeth Vega
Stage Name:	Charlotte Vega
Born:	10 February 1994 (age 31 years old)
Place of Birth:	Madrid, Spain
Nationality:	Spanish, British
Education:	N/A
Height:	1.66 m
Parents:	Victoria Hargrove, Miguel Vega
Siblings:	1
Spouse:	Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Actress • Model
Net Worth:	$5 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Charlotte Elizabeth Vega was born on February 10, 1994, in Madrid, Spain, to British-born parents Victoria Hargrove and Miguel Vega.

After spending her first ten months in Madrid, the family relocated to the Barcelona area, settling in the coastal town of Sitges, where she was raised in a bilingual household speaking English, Spanish, and Catalan.

Her father, of Andalusian descent through his Spanish grandparents, spoke Spanish to the children, while her mother, who studied drama and literature in England and directed amateur theatre, used English. This multicultural environment shaped Vega’s identity, often leaving her feeling neither fully Spanish nor fully British.

She has one brother, though little is known about him publicly. Vega’s early years were marked by a passion for horse riding, which she began at age four and pursued competitively in show-jumping through her teens. Her interest in acting emerged at 14 during a summer improvisation course in Barcelona.

She attended an international school in Spain, where English was the primary language of instruction, and trained at an equestrian school. At 17, she left formal education to focus on acting full-time.

Raised in a culturally blended but non-religious household, Vega identifies as agnostic, a stance quietly shaped by her parents’ secular outlook and emphasis on art, language, and personal expression over organized faith.

Career

Charlotte Elizabeth Vega began her acting career at 17, making her screen debut in the 2012 Spanish horror film REC 3: Genesis, where she appeared as a wedding guest.

A year later, she took on a small role in the popular TV series El secreto de Puente Viejo, marking her first steps into Spanish television. Her breakthrough came in 2014 when she starred as María in the coming-of-age drama The Misfits Club (El club de los incomprendidos), directed by Carlos Sedes. Adapted from the best-selling novel by Blue Jeans, the film brought Vega widespread recognition and established her as one of Spain’s rising young talents.

In 2015, Vega transitioned smoothly between film and television, appearing in the period drama Velvet as Rita and in the sci-fi series The Refugees as Lucía. That same year, she made her English-language debut in the BBC-Spanish co-production The Refugees, which introduced her to international audiences.

Her global breakthrough arrived in 2017 with two standout performances: she starred as Rachel in the Irish gothic horror The Lodgers, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, and appeared alongside Dylan O’Brien and Michael Keaton in the action thriller American Assassin, playing the role of Katrina.

In 2021, Vega cemented her place in the horror genre as Jen Shaw in the Wrong Turn reboot—a demanding role that combined emotional vulnerability with physical endurance. Her performance drew praise for its intensity and authenticity.

She later expanded her repertoire with roles in the Netflix psychological thriller The Sister (2021) and the 2023 limited series Who Is Erin Carter?, where she portrayed the younger version of the main character in key flashback scenes.

Fluent in English, Spanish, and Catalan, Vega has built an international career spanning Spain, the UK, Ireland, and the United States. Known for choosing complex, emotionally layered characters, she continues to balance film and streaming projects, often keeping her upcoming work confidential until official release announcements.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Charlotte Vega
• Facebook: Charlotte Vega
• IMDb: Charlotte Vega
• Instagram: Charlotte Vega (@charrvega)

Personal Life

Charlotte Elizabeth Vega, born on February 10, 1994, in Madrid, Spain, turned 31 years old.

Standing at a height of 5 feet 5¼ inches (1.66 meters), she has a slender build that suits her diverse on-screen roles, from horror leads to dramatic ensembles.

Vega maintains a notably private personal life, with no public records or confirmations of any marriages, husbands, or children.

Her dating history is equally undisclosed, lacking any documented past relationships or current partners, leading sources to describe her relationship status as possibly single.

Net Worth

Charlotte Elizabeth Vega, the Spanish-British actress known for roles in Wrong Turn and The Lodgers, has an estimated net worth of around $5 million.

This figure stems primarily from her earnings in film and television, including lead parts in international projects like American Assassin and Netflix series such as Who Is Erin Carter?, alongside modelling gigs and endorsements.

Early estimates pegged her wealth lower at $200,000–$250,000 in 2020, reflecting her rising trajectory since her 2012 debut, though some outlier reports inflate it to $94 million, likely due to unsubstantiated speculation.

Vega‘s bilingual appeal continues to bolster her financial growth in Hollywood and European cinema.

Filmography

Movies

• 2012 – REC 3: Genesis – Wedding Guest (uncredited)
• 2014 – The Misfits Club (El club de los incomprendidos) – María (Lead)
• 2017 – The Lodgers – Rachel (Lead)
• 2017 – American Assassin – Katrina (Supporting)
• 2019 – Danielle (Short) – Danielle (Lead)
• 2020 – Mosquito (Mosquito: A Fistful of Bitcoins) – Lola (Lead)
• 2021 – Wrong Turn (2021 reboot) – Jen Shaw (Lead)
• 2022 – The Book of Vision – Elisabeth (Supporting)

TV Shows

• 2013 – El secreto de Puente Viejo – 2 episodes (Guest role)
• 2015 – Velvet – Rita (Recurring, Season 3)
• 2015 – The Refugees (Refugiados) – Lucía (Recurring)
• 2021 – The Sister (ITV/Netflix) – Holly Fox (Main cast)
• 2023 – Who Is Erin Carter? (Netflix) – Young Erin Collantes (Flashback sequences, 3 episodes)
• 2024 – The English (BBC/Amazon) – Clara Vega (Guest, 1 episode)

Short Films & Other

• 2016 – Lo que esconden las sombras – Ana (Lead)
• 2018 – Bury Me (Music video – The Smashing Pumpkins) – Featured
• 2020 – The Weight of the World (Short) – Sara (Lead)