Imogen Faith Reid

1 title·Since 2025

May 1, 1997 · Greenwich, London, England, UK

Imogen Faith Reid (born May 1, 1997, in Greenwich, London) is a British actress who gained international attention in 2025 for her leading role in the true crime miniseries Good American Family. In the series, she plays Natalia Grace, a girl with dwarfism who is adopted by an American family – based on a real, controversial case. Reid is the daughter of Steve Boulter and Eileen Reid; she has two sisters, Joani (politician) and Lucy Reid. She was born with Russell-Silver-Syndrom, a rare form of dwarfism that causes slowed growth before and after birth. Her role in Good American Family (2025) as Natalia Grace combines physical acting and emotional depth. Her performance was particularly noteworthy because she herself is of short stature (1.30 m / 4'3") and thus contributes to the authentic representation. The role has reignited discussions about inclusion, age identity, and ethical issues in adoption. Previously, she has appeared in smaller roles and as part of production teams, such as in The Third Day (2020) and The One and Only Ivan (2020).

Filmography (1)

Good American Family

2025 · Natalia Grace

May 1, 1997 · Greenwich, London, England, UK

Imogen Faith Reid (born May 1, 1997, in Greenwich, London) is a British actress who gained international attention in 2025 for her leading role in the true crime miniseries Good American Family. In the series, she plays Natalia Grace, a girl with dwarfism who is adopted by an American family – based on a real, controversial case. Reid is the daughter of Steve Boulter and Eileen Reid; she has two sisters, Joani (politician) and Lucy Reid. She was born with Russell-Silver-Syndrom, a rare form of dwarfism that causes slowed growth before and after birth. Her role in Good American Family (2025) as Natalia Grace combines physical acting and emotional depth. Her performance was particularly noteworthy because she herself is of short stature (1.30 m / 4'3") and thus contributes to the authentic representation. The role has reignited discussions about inclusion, age identity, and ethical issues in adoption. Previously, she has appeared in smaller roles and as part of production teams, such as in The Third Day (2020) and The One and Only Ivan (2020).