| Who is it? | Actress |
| Occupation | Actress, TV Host |
| Years active | 2012-present |
Grace Dove is a highly talented and accomplished Indigenous actress and television hostess hailing from the Tsq'escen' (Canim Lake Band) near 100 Mile House, BC. With her immense talent and dedication, she has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. Her net worth is estimated to range from $100K to $1M in 2024, a testament to her successful career. Grace Dove's mesmerizing performances and captivating presence have garnered her widespread recognition and admiration, making her a rising star in the industry. As an Indigenous artist, she has played a crucial role in representing her community and bringing their stories and culture to the forefront. With her undeniable talent and continuous growth, Grace Dove's future prospects are promising, and her net worth is likely to soar in the coming years.
At age ten, she landed a part as on-air correspondent of the Prince George TV children's show Splatterday. She has also worked as a co-host of the reality action/adventure TV show UnderExposed, and appeared in the short film These Walls. (2012). Dove said she went on many unsuccessful auditions after acting school before she auditioned for the part of Hugh Glass's unnamed Pawnee wife. The Revenant's Director Alejandro González Iñárritu did not audition her 'in the normal way' but "instead had some questions and a process that dug into who I was." she said. After she got the part, playing an emotionally demanding role opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, she said she "had to go in there extremely open without any expectations. Just like the audition process and even the filming process, I didn't know what exactly I was getting into. I prepared myself physically, emotionally and spiritually to be as open as possible so I could take direction, feed off my surroundings, and feed off my relationship with Leonardo within the scene. Obviously it’s a period piece and so I was trying to connect to a layer of my ancestry as well."
In 2016, The New York Times mentioned her as one of the 'lesser known faces' of the entertainment industry that the fashion industry has taken an interest in to promote new fashion.
