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Brook Sill (American Actress)
Brook Sill is an American actress, model, and dancer whose professional career encompasses television, film, commercial work, and modeling. She was born on August 6, 1996, in Duncan, South Carolina, and grew up in a small community in that state. Her early training centered on dance, and her performing career began before she reached adulthood.
Sill attended the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, where she studied in the dance division. Her training extended to programs affiliated with Boston Ballet, and she developed proficiency in multiple dance styles, including ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, and swing. She later enrolled at Clemson University, where she studied Communications and Theater and performed as a Rally Cat dancer for the university’s football and basketball teams.
In 2013, Brook Sill won the Miss South Carolina Teen title, representing Mauldin, South Carolina. She competed at the Miss America’s Outstanding Teen national pageant in Orlando, Florida, that same year. In 2014, she returned to the national pageant and received the Outstanding Achievement in Academic Life award. In 2015, she placed in the Top 10 at the Miss South Carolina Teen USA competition.
After completing her studies at Clemson University, Brook Sill relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, to pursue a career in film and television. Her first documented screen credit appeared in 2018 with The Letters That Guided Us. In 2019, her credits expanded to include How High 2, Three’s Complicated, and an episode of Tales. In 2020, she appeared in one episode of Henry Danger, one episode of Outer Banks on Netflix, and the film Fall Nights in China Grove. Her 2021 credit included the film Haunted Trail.
In 2022, Brook Sill appeared in one episode of Stranger Things on Netflix as Brenda, one episode of Cobra Kai on Netflix as Estelle, and the film High Expectations. In 2023, she took the lead role of Jessica in the Lifetime television movie Chaos on the Farm. In 2024, her credits included one episode of The Sex Lives of College Girls on HBO Max, the film Finding Tony, and two episodes of the Paramount+ drama Landman as Abilene, a Taylor Sheridan production starring Billy Bob Thornton. In 2025, she appeared as Lauren McKey in The Roughneck. In 2026, her credit of Brandy Lee in Blood Behind Us was documented.
Alongside her acting work, Sill built a professional modeling portfolio that includes commercial campaigns for brands such as Google, Michelob Ultra, Sonos, Royal Caribbean, Sport Clips, and Bojangles, as well as print work for Anastasia Beverly Hills, Altar’d State, and Sports Illustrated. Her professional agency representation has included The Block Agency in Nashville and TNG Agency in Las Vegas.
| Full Name | Brook Sill |
| Date of Birth | August 6, 1996 |
| Place of Birth | Duncan, South Carolina, United States |
| Nationality | American |
| Zodiac Sign | Leo |
| Profession | Actress, Model, Dancer |
| Education | South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities (Dance Division); Clemson University — Communications and Theater |
| Dance Training | Boston Ballet (affiliated programs); ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, swing |
| Career Start | The Letters That Guided Us (2018) — first screen credit |
| Known For | Landman (Paramount+, 2024), Stranger Things (Netflix, 2022), Outer Banks (Netflix, 2020), Cobra Kai (Netflix, 2022) |
| Character in Landman | Abilene (2 episodes, 2024) |
| Character in Stranger Things | Brenda (Season 4, 1 episode, 2022) |
| Character in Cobra Kai | Estelle (1 episode, 2022) |
| Character in Outer Banks | Attractive Tourist Girl (Season 1, 1 episode, 2020) |
| Modeling Agencies | The Block Agency (Nashville); TNG Agency (Las Vegas); Stars Talent Studio |
| Height | 5 feet 7 inches / 170 cm (acting résumé; some agency cards list 5’6″) |
| Weight | Approximately 118 lbs / 53 kg |
| Hair Color | Blonde |
| Eye Color | Hazel (majority of agency records; one record lists blue) |
| Pageant Title | Miss South Carolina Teen 2013 — representing Mauldin, South Carolina |
| National Award | Outstanding Achievement in Academic Life — Miss America’s Outstanding Teen (2014) |
| Commercial Brands | Google, Michelob Ultra, Sonos, Royal Caribbean, Sport Clips, Bojangles |
| Print Modeling | Anastasia Beverly Hills, Altar’d State, Sports Illustrated |
| Relationship Status | No confirmed relationship (as of September 2025 breakup with Peter Weber) |
| Children | Not publicly available |
| Estimated Net Worth | $600,000 – $1 million (estimated; not officially confirmed) |
| Total Screen Credits | 18 confirmed credits (2018–2026) |
Who is Brook Sill ?
Brook Sill is an American actress, model, and dancer born on August 6, 1996, in Duncan, South Carolina. Her professional career encompasses television roles in Landman, Stranger Things, Outer Banks, and Cobra Kai, alongside film credits including The Roughneck and Blood Behind Us. She won the Miss South Carolina Teen title in 2013.
Early Life and Education
Brook Sill was born on August 6, 1996, in Duncan, South Carolina, and spent her childhood in a small community within that state. Her upbringing took place within a family environment that included her father and one older brother. Details about her mother have not been disclosed in any public record. Sill maintained a documented close bond with her father, a relationship she referenced through photographs shared on her personal social media account over the years. Her brother is older than her, though his name and professional details remain outside the public record.
Sill’s zodiac sign is Leo, a designation that corresponds to her August 6 birth date.
Childhood and Family Background
From an early age, Sill developed an interest in performing. One documented account from her own personal recollections describes how, around the age of ten, she wrote her own script and organized a mock television production in her family’s attic, enlisting her cousin as a collaborator. This activity predated any formal professional training and represents the earliest documented record of her involvement in performance-based activity.
Her family supported these pursuits, and dance emerged as the primary discipline through which she channeled her performing interests during childhood. No details about the nature or extent of formal early childhood instruction have been confirmed beyond what her later institutional training records reflect.
Educational Journey
Brook Sill’s formal performing arts education began at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, where she enrolled in the dance division. The institution, located in South Carolina, provided her with structured training across multiple dance disciplines. Her technical development extended beyond that program through coursework affiliated with Boston Ballet, where she received advanced instruction. The combined training covered ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, and swing.
Following her studies at the Governor’s School, Sill enrolled at Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina, where her coursework concentrated in Communications and Theater. During her time at Clemson, she performed as a member of the Rally Cats, the university’s dance performance team that appeared at football and basketball events. Her participation in the Rally Cats placed her in a high-visibility performance context at the collegiate level.
After completing her studies at Clemson University, Brook Sill relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, where she pursued on-screen acting professionally. Her acting training in Atlanta included instruction through the Atlanta Acting Company. She subsequently expanded her training on the West Coast, working with coaches including Anthony Meindl, Lesly Kahn, and Tom Draper in Los Angeles, California. Additional training took place through BGB Atlanta Revolution and work connected with the Alliance Theater under Clayton Landey. These programs collectively formed the post-university professional preparation that preceded her first documented screen credit in 2018.
Dance Career and Training
Dance formed the foundation of Brook Sill’s performing career and preceded her work in acting, modeling, and commercial performance by several years. Her formal dance training began during her enrollment at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, where she studied within the dance division.
That program provided her with structured, multi-discipline instruction across ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, and swing. In addition to the Governor’s School curriculum, Brook Sill completed advanced training through programs affiliated with Boston Ballet, one of the United States’ most documented classical dance institutions.
Early Dance Training
Sill’s technical preparation encompassed seven distinct dance disciplines: ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, and swing. The range of styles covered within her training program extended from classical forms to contemporary and athletic disciplines, giving her a broad physical vocabulary across performance contexts.
Her training at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities placed her within a structured academic environment where dance functioned as a primary course of study rather than an extracurricular activity. The affiliated coursework connected to Boston Ballet supplemented that foundation with classical technique instruction at an advanced level.
The physical discipline acquired through this multi-year training program — which covered posture alignment, body control, coordination, and technical execution across multiple styles — carried over directly into her subsequent work in front of the camera. Her professional acting résumé lists dance as a documented skill, and multiple modeling agency specifications reference her athletic build, a physical characteristic traceable to her years of structured dance training.
Clemson University Rally Cats
Upon enrolling at Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina, Brook Sill auditioned for and performed as a member of the Rally Cats, the university’s dance performance team. The Rally Cats appeared at both football and basketball events for the university, placing team members in a live performance environment before large audiences on a scheduled, recurring basis throughout each academic year.
Her participation in the Rally Cats represented a transition from conservatory-style dance training to performance under game-day conditions, where execution took place in front of stadium-scale audiences with no rehearsal repetition available in the moment. The Rally Cats program at Clemson University operated within the university’s athletics department framework, distinguishing it from a purely artistic performance context and placing it within a structured sports entertainment environment.
This phase of Sill’s performing history — collegiate-level dance performance within an athletics context — preceded her relocation to Atlanta, Georgia, in the period following her graduation from Clemson University, where she directed her professional focus toward on-screen acting and film work beginning in 2018.
Pageant Career
Brook Sill’s pageant career spanned three documented competitions between 2013 and 2015 and produced two title wins along with one national-level award. Her entry into pageantry coincided with her enrollment at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, placing her pageant activity within the same period as her formal dance training.
The pageant record that followed established her first significant public profile before her transition into professional acting and modeling.
Miss South Carolina Teen 2013
In 2013, Brook Sill competed in the Miss South Carolina Teen pageant, representing Mauldin, South Carolina. At the time of the competition, she held enrollment status at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities in the dance division. She won the title of Miss South Carolina Teen, defeating the field of state-level competitors.
During the preliminary rounds of the competition, Sill received two preliminary awards: the Evening Wear preliminary award and the Onstage Question preliminary award. These awards are distributed prior to the final night of competition and reflect performance across specific judged categories before the overall title is determined.
Following her win at the state level, Brook Sill advanced to the Miss America’s Outstanding Teen national pageant, held in Orlando, Florida, in 2013. The national pageant brought together state titleholders from across the United States to compete for the national title. Sill represented South Carolina at that competition.
National Pageant Recognition
Brook Sill returned to national pageant competition in 2014, competing again at the Miss America’s Outstanding Teen national pageant. At the 2014 national event, she received the Outstanding Achievement in Academic Life award, a special recognition distributed at the national level to a state titleholder whose academic record met the criteria for that category. This award placed her name in the documented record of the 2014 national competition as a special category recipient.
In 2015, Brook Sill entered the Miss South Carolina Teen USA competition — a separate pageant system from the Miss America’s Outstanding Teen organization under which she had previously competed. She advanced to the Top 10 at the Miss South Carolina Teen USA 2015 competition, placing among the final ten contestants at the state level within that system.
The South Carolina House of Representatives issued formal recognition of Sill’s 2013 Miss South Carolina Teen title win. The specific resolution number and date of that legislative recognition have not been confirmed in publicly available records, though the fact of the recognition itself appears in documented biographical sources connected to her public career record.
Acting Career
Brook Sill’s screen acting career spans the years 2018 through 2026 across a documented filmography that encompasses independent films, television series, streaming platform productions, and cable television movies. Her on-screen work followed her studies at Clemson University and her relocation first to Atlanta, Georgia, where she pursued film and television work, and then to Los Angeles, California, where she continued her professional acting training and expanded her credits across major streaming platforms.
The full career arc covers three distinct phases: an early independent film and guest-appearance phase from 2018 through 2021, a streaming television breakthrough phase in 2022 and 2023, and a major production phase beginning in 2024.
Early Screen Roles (2018–2021)
Sill’s first documented screen credit appeared in 2018 with the film The Letters That Guided Us, in which she portrayed the character Hannah Yearwood. That credit marked the beginning of an active period of screen work that extended through 2021 across both film and television formats.
In 2019, her screen credits expanded across three productions. She portrayed Kia in Three’s Complicated, Meegan in the television movie How High 2, and Rhoda in (Future) Cult Classic, a Syfy network television movie in which her role carried co-lead billing. She also appeared as Aspen in one episode of the television series Tales in 2019.
In 2020, Sill accumulated four credits. She portrayed Sloane in one episode of the Nickelodeon television series Henry Danger. She appeared as Ruth in the film Fall Nights in China Grove. She also appeared in one episode of the Netflix series Outer Banks, Season 1, in the role of Attractive Tourist Girl. In 2021, she portrayed Amy in the film Haunted Trail.
Breakthrough Television Roles (2022–2023)
In 2022, Sill appeared in three productions that placed her within high-profile streaming television content for the first time. She portrayed Sarah in the film High Expectations. She also appeared in one episode of Stranger Things on Netflix, Season 4, in the role of Brenda. That episode placed her within a production that featured cast members including Millie Bobby Brown and Finn Wolfhard among its principal performers. In the same year, she appeared as Estelle in one episode of Cobra Kai on Netflix.
In 2023, Brook Sill took the role of Jessica in Chaos on the Farm, a Lifetime network television movie in which her billing carried lead designation. The 2023 Lifetime credit represented her first confirmed lead role in a cable television movie format.
Landman and Major Productions (2024–2026)
In 2024, Sill’s screen credits included three productions across two platforms. She appeared as Girl at a Frat Party in one episode of The Sex Lives of College Girls on HBO Max. She portrayed Kayley in the film Finding Tony.
Her most documented credit in 2024 came through her appearance in Landman, a drama series on Paramount+ produced by Taylor Sheridan and starring Billy Bob Thornton. Sill appeared in two episodes of Landman as the character Abilene. Her appearance in Landman generated documented audience discussion across online forums, with viewer communities on Reddit noting her performance in the series. In October 2024, Brook Sill gave a recorded interview in which she reflected on approximately eight years of professional acting pursuit leading to her work on Landman. Her direct statement from that interview reads: “I’ve been pursuing acting for eight years now so kind of crazy, but um it was one of those moments where, after all of the no’s and all the perseverance um, even though I still feel like I have so far to go it felt like okay like we’re do like we’re starting to do it.” Biographical documentation also records that Sill had identified working with Taylor Sheridan as a personal career goal she placed on a vision board prior to receiving the Landman role.
In 2025, Brook Sill portrayed Lauren McKey in The Roughneck. In 2026, her credit of Brandy Lee in Blood Behind Us extended her documented filmography to a total of eighteen confirmed screen credits across the 2018 to 2026 period.
Modeling Career
Brook Sill’s professional modeling career developed in parallel with her on-screen acting work and encompassed agency representation, commercial campaign appearances, and print assignments across national and regional markets.
Her modeling portfolio drew on the physical training she accumulated through years of structured dance instruction, which produced the body specifications documented across her professional agency listings. Her modeling work ran concurrently with her acting credits and commercial television appearances, forming one component of a broader multi-discipline professional career.
Agency Representation and Measurements
Sill’s professional modeling career included representation through multiple talent and modeling agencies operating across different regional markets. Her listings included The Block Agency’s Nashville division, TNG Agency based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and Stars Talent Studio. Each agency maintained an active portfolio entry for Sill with documented physical specifications drawn from her professional measurements.
Her physical specifications as recorded across agency documentation list her height at 5 feet 7 inches, bust at 32 inches, waist at 25 inches, and hip at 36 inches. Her dress size registered at 0 to 2 in US sizing, and her shoe size at 7 US. Her hair color documented as blonde and her eye color documented as hazel across the majority of her agency records. One agency listing recorded her eye color as blue; hazel appears in two separate agency records and represents the more widely documented specification.
The physical measurements reflected in her agency listings align with the body conditioning produced by her multi-year dance training background, which covered ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, and swing at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities and through programs affiliated with Boston Ballet. Her professional acting résumé additionally lists dance and cheerleading among her documented skills, with her athletic build noted as a characteristic across agency specifications.
Commercial and Brand Work
Sill’s commercial modeling work included national and regional campaign appearances for brands across multiple product and service categories. Her documented commercial credits encompass Google, Michelob Ultra, Sonos, Royal Caribbean, Sport Clips, and Bojangles. These campaigns spanned both national broadcast and regional distribution formats.
Her print modeling work included assignments for Anastasia Beverly Hills, Altar’d State, and Sports Illustrated. Each of these assignments placed her within a print production context distinct from her television and film acting work, covering beauty, retail apparel, and sports media categories respectively.
The commercial campaign work Brook Sill completed across these brands accumulated on-camera performance experience that ran alongside her acting credits during the same career period. Commercial production environments require performers to execute direction within short production windows across repeated takes, a format that runs parallel to the on-set conditions encountered in television and film production. Her combined commercial and print portfolio documented her active engagement across multiple facets of the modeling industry beyond agency listing alone.
Net Worth and Salary
Brook Sill’s professional income drew from multiple streams across her career in acting, modeling, commercial work, and digital content. Her earnings record spans television and film productions across streaming and cable platforms, national and regional commercial campaigns, print modeling assignments, and lifestyle content output. No officially verified or publicly disclosed net worth figure exists for Brook Sill in any confirmed financial registry or earnings disclosure document.
These figures are estimates based on publicly available information and should not be treated as confirmed or official.
Sources of Income
Sill’s documented income sources encompassed four distinct professional categories.
Acting fees formed one primary income stream. Her screen credits across the 2018 to 2026 period included productions on Netflix, Paramount+, HBO Max, Lifetime, and Syfy, as well as independent film productions. Television acting fees vary by production budget, platform tier, episode count, and billing designation. Sill held guest, co-lead, and lead billing across different productions within this credit range, with her two-episode appearance in Landman on Paramount+ in 2024 and her lead role in Chaos on the Farm on Lifetime in 2023 representing her most documented billing credits within this category.
Modeling and commercial work formed a second income stream. Her documented commercial appearances included campaigns for Google, Michelob Ultra, Sonos, Royal Caribbean, Sport Clips, and Bojangles across national and regional distribution formats. Her print modeling assignments encompassed work for Anastasia Beverly Hills, Altar’d State, and Sports Illustrated. Commercial and print modeling fees are determined by usage rights, campaign scope, and distribution scale, none of which have been disclosed in any public record connected to Sill’s specific engagements.
Digital content and lifestyle output formed a third income stream. Brook Sill maintained an active personal travel and lifestyle blog and a social media account with a documented following that reached over 70,000 followers across her posting history. Digital content monetization through platform partnerships, brand collaborations, and audience engagement represents a standard income category for individuals with comparable audience sizes, though no specific figures from Sill’s digital activity have been disclosed publicly.
No salary figures, per-episode fees, campaign rates, or annual income totals connected to any of these income streams have appeared in any verified public financial disclosure.
Net Worth Estimate
No officially verified net worth figure for Brook Sill exists in any confirmed financial registry, earnings disclosure document, or publicly available legal filing. Published estimates from entertainment aggregator websites have placed figures in a range between $600,000 and $1 million. These figures carry no verified sourcing methodology and represent speculative calculations rather than disclosed financial data.
The documented career record — which encompasses eighteen screen credits across the 2018 to 2026 period, commercial campaign appearances for multiple national brands, print modeling assignments across three separate brand categories, and an active digital content presence — constitutes the verifiable professional activity from which any future verified estimate would derive. The specific monetary value of that activity remains outside the public record.
For reference purposes, the range of $600,000 to $1 million represents the figures most commonly cited across entertainment biography publications, presented here solely as the documented estimate range rather than as a verified financial figure.
Personal Life and Family
Brook Sill’s personal life record outside her professional career encompasses one publicly documented romantic relationship, no publicly known children, and a documented set of personal interests centered on travel, physical fitness, and outdoor activity.
Relationship with Peter Weber
The most publicly documented romantic relationship in Sill’s personal record involved Peter Weber, an airline pilot and television personality who appeared as the lead on Season 24 of ABC’s The Bachelor. Weber first referenced the relationship publicly on June 10, 2025, during an appearance on the podcast The Ben & Ashley I. Almost Famous, broadcast on iHeartRadio, where he stated he was no longer single without identifying his partner by name at that time.
On June 27, 2025, Weber formally confirmed the relationship by posting a photograph of himself and Sill on his personal social media account with the caption: “Worth the wait.” That post identified Sill by name and represented the first official public confirmation of the relationship.
Weber provided additional context about how the two met in statements made during the June 2025 podcast appearance. He described the meeting as taking place on his first day back in Los Angeles, California, after four years of residence in New York. Sill was visiting Los Angeles at the time. Weber characterized the meeting as an in-person encounter rather than one facilitated by a dating application.
Weber’s mother, Barb Weber, responded publicly to the June 27, 2025 social media post with a comment expressing approval of the relationship. The family acknowledgment occurred within the comment section of that post.
On August 6, 2025 — Sill’s 30th birthday — Weber published a collection of photographs on his social media account documenting shared time across a boat, a rooftop restaurant setting, and a beach location. The birthday post represented a documented public acknowledgment of the relationship milestone. During the course of the relationship, Sill also met Weber’s family, an event documented through photographs included in Weber’s social media posts.
The relationship concluded in September 2025. Both Sill and Weber unfollowed each other on their respective social media accounts and removed shared photographs from those accounts during that period. No confirmed new romantic relationship for Sill appeared in any verified public record following the September 2025 separation.
Children
Brook Sill has no publicly known or documented children. No birth records, public announcements, or biographical sources connected to her professional or personal record reference any children.
Lifestyle and Interests
Sill’s documented personal interests outside professional work center on travel, physical fitness, and outdoor activity. Her personal blog and social media account record a consistent pattern of travel documentation across multiple international destinations.
In 2018, Brook Sill participated in a kayaking excursion on Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada, a trip documented through her personal content output. Her travel activity also included a period in Bali, Indonesia, where she participated in the production of an independent film project with a four-person crew. The Bali project represented an overlap between her travel activity and her independent film work.
Sill’s documented travel activities extended to organizing and hosting group travel experiences for followers of her social media account. Destinations cited in connection with these group trips include Kenya and Patagonia. The nature of these trips placed Brook Sill in an organizer role rather than solely a participant role within the travel activity record.
Her fitness activity drew directly from her dance training background, which covered ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, and swing across her years of study at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities and through programs affiliated with Boston Ballet. Dance and physical conditioning remained documented components of her activity record beyond her formal training period.
Sill’s personal content output on her blog and social media account also included written and posted material referencing themes of gratitude and perseverance within the context of her entertainment industry career. This content category represents a documented personal communication pattern distinct from professional promotional material.
Brook Sill Height, and Physical Appearance
Her physical specifications as recorded on her official professional acting résumé list her height at 5 feet 7 inches and her weight at approximately 118 pounds, equivalent to approximately 53 kilograms. A subset of her modeling agency documentation lists her height at 5 feet 6 inches; the 5 feet 7 inch figure appears on her official acting résumé and in the TNG Agency listing and represents the more widely sourced specification across her professional record.
Her hair color registers as blonde across all agency and résumé documentation. Her eye color registers as hazel in two separate agency records; one agency listing records blue as her eye color. The hazel designation appears in the majority of her documented specifications and represents the more widely recorded value.
The physical build reflected in her measurements traces directly to her multi-year structured dance training. Her professional acting résumé lists dance and cheerleading as documented skills. The dance disciplines covered across her training — ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, and swing — produced the body conditioning that her agency specifications reflect in her documented measurements.
Filmography (2018–2026)
| Year | Title | Character | Type | Platform / Network |
| 2018 | The Letters That Guided Us | Hannah Yearwood | Film | Independent |
| 2019 | Three’s Complicated | Kia | Film | Independent |
| 2019 | How High 2 | Meegan | TV Movie | VH1 |
| 2019 | (Future) Cult Classic | Rhoda (co-lead) | TV Movie | Syfy |
| 2019 | Tales | Aspen | TV Series (1 episode) | BET |
| 2020 | Henry Danger | Sloane | TV Series (1 episode) | Nickelodeon |
| 2020 | Fall Nights in China Grove | Ruth | Film | Independent |
| 2020 | Outer Banks | Attractive Tourist Girl | TV Series (1 episode, Season 1) | Netflix |
| 2021 | Haunted Trail | Amy | Film | Independent |
| 2022 | High Expectations | Sarah | Film | Independent |
| 2022 | Stranger Things | Brenda | TV Series (1 episode, Season 4) | Netflix |
| 2022 | Cobra Kai | Estelle | TV Series (1 episode) | Netflix |
| 2023 | Chaos on the Farm | Jessica (lead) | TV Movie | Lifetime |
| 2024 | The Sex Lives of College Girls | Girl at Frat Party | TV Series (1 episode) | HBO Max |
| 2024 | Finding Tony | Kayley | Film | Independent |
| 2024 | Landman | Abilene | TV Series (2 episodes) | Paramount+ |
| 2025 | The Roughneck | Lauren McKey | Film | Independent |
| 2026 | Blood Behind Us | Brandy Lee | Film | Independent |
Awards & Recognition Record
| Year | Award / Title / Recognition | Organization / Body | Result |
| 2013 | Miss South Carolina Teen — representing Mauldin, SC | Miss America’s Outstanding Teen Organization | Won |
| 2013 | Evening Wear Preliminary Award — state competition | Miss America’s Outstanding Teen Organization | Won |
| 2013 | Onstage Question Preliminary Award — state competition | Miss America’s Outstanding Teen Organization | Won |
| 2013 | Miss America’s Outstanding Teen — national pageant, Orlando, Florida | Miss America’s Outstanding Teen Organization | Competed |
| 2013 | Formal Legislative Recognition of Miss South Carolina Teen Title | South Carolina House of Representatives | Issued (resolution number unconfirmed) |
| 2014 | Outstanding Achievement in Academic Life | Miss America’s Outstanding Teen — national pageant | Won |
| 2015 | Miss South Carolina Teen USA — state competition | Miss Universe Organization | Top 10 placement |
| 2018–2026 | Formal industry acting awards | N/A | None confirmed in public record |
Modeling Record
| Brand | Category | Campaign Type |
| Technology | National / Regional Commercial | |
| Michelob Ultra | Beverage | National / Regional Commercial |
| Sonos | Consumer Electronics | National / Regional Commercial |
| Royal Caribbean | Travel / Cruise | National / Regional Commercial |
| Sport Clips | Retail / Hair Care | National / Regional Commercial |
| Bojangles | Food & Beverage | National / Regional Commercial |
| Anastasia Beverly Hills | Beauty / Cosmetics | Print Modeling |
| Altar’d State | Retail Apparel | Print Modeling |
| Sports Illustrated | Sports Media | Print Modeling |
FAQ: Everything You Need to Know About Brook Sill
Key questions answered about the actress, model, and dancer from South Carolina
Her professional career encompasses eighteen confirmed screen credits between 2018 and 2026 across Netflix, Paramount+, HBO Max, and Lifetime productions. Before acting, she won the Miss South Carolina Teen title in 2013 and trained in the dance division at the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities.
Her appearance in Season 4 placed her within a production that featured cast members including Millie Bobby Brown and Finn Wolfhard among its principal performers. The role marked one of her first appearances on a major streaming platform and contributed to her broader industry visibility in 2022.
Her appearance in Landman generated documented audience discussion across online forums and viewer communities. In an October 2024 interview, Sill reflected on approximately eight years of professional acting pursuit leading to her work on the series. Biographical documentation also records that she had identified working with Taylor Sheridan as a personal career goal before receiving the role.
The Cobra Kai credit appeared in the same year as her Stranger Things appearance, making 2022 the year in which she accumulated her first two major streaming television credits simultaneously. Her role as Estelle added to a growing list of Netflix productions in her filmography.
Weber first mentioned the relationship on June 10, 2025, during a podcast appearance, and officially confirmed it via a social media post captioned "Worth the wait." The two met on Weber's first day back in Los Angeles after four years in New York, with Sill visiting the city at the time. In September 2025, both unfollowed each other on social media and removed shared photographs, marking the end of the relationship. No confirmed new relationship for Sill followed in the public record after September 2025.
Her zodiac sign is Leo, the designation covering birthdays between July 23 and August 22. She grew up in a small community in South Carolina before relocating to Atlanta, Georgia, after her graduation from Clemson University to pursue her acting career.
Her weight registers at approximately 118 pounds (53 kilograms) per her acting résumé. Her physical build traces to her multi-year structured dance training, which covered ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, tap, acro, and swing across her studies at the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities and programs affiliated with Boston Ballet.
She competed at the Miss America's Outstanding Teen national pageant in Orlando, Florida, in 2013. In 2014, she returned to the national pageant and received the Outstanding Achievement in Academic Life award. In 2015, she also competed in the Miss South Carolina Teen USA system, placing in the Top 10. The South Carolina House of Representatives issued formal recognition of her 2013 title win.
During her time at Clemson, she performed as a member of the Rally Cats, the university's dance performance team that appeared at football and basketball events. Prior to Clemson, she completed her secondary education at the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities in the dance division, and also trained through programs affiliated with Boston Ballet.
Her documented income sources encompass acting fees from productions on Netflix, Paramount+, HBO Max, and Lifetime; commercial campaign appearances for brands including Google, Michelob Ultra, Sonos, Royal Caribbean, Sport Clips, and Bojangles; print modeling assignments for Anastasia Beverly Hills, Altar'd State, and Sports Illustrated; and digital lifestyle content output. No specific salary, fee, or earnings total connected to any of these activities has been publicly disclosed.
Her 2025 credit included The Roughneck, in which she portrayed Lauren McKey. Her filmography across the 2018 to 2026 period totals eighteen confirmed screen credits spanning independent films, cable television movies, and streaming platform productions across Netflix, Paramount+, HBO Max, and Lifetime.
Her print modeling assignments encompassed work for Anastasia Beverly Hills, Altar'd State, and Sports Illustrated. Her professional modeling portfolio drew on her dance training background and was supported through agency representation with The Block Agency in Nashville, TNG Agency in Las Vegas, and Stars Talent Studio.
Her content output on that account has included dance material, travel documentation, lifestyle photography, modeling images, and personal posts. She also maintains a self-titled travel and lifestyle blog where she documents outdoor adventures, travel experiences, and personal reflections.
Her early performing arts education took place in South Carolina at the Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities. Her college years were spent at Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina. Her professional career base moved to Atlanta after graduation, and subsequently to Los Angeles where she continued advanced acting training.
Details about her family planning remain entirely outside the public record. Her personal life documentation covers her relationship with Peter Weber in 2025, which ended in September 2025, with no confirmed new relationship in the public record thereafter.
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