Life & Work with Jacqueline Pirkle

Today we’d like to introduce you to Jacqueline Pirkle.

Hi Jacqueline, thanks for joining us today. We’d love for you to start by introducing yourself.
Beginning at an early age, I competed in state modeling competitions, beauty pageants and auditioned for various commercials. At 16, I landed a spot as North Georgia’s model of the year. Throughout my teenage years, I was sent to auditions for Coca-Cola, Mcdonald’s, and eventually the 80s-nostalgia-fueled supernatural series Stranger Things. I captivated the attention of a new hit LA-based TV show, Million Dollar Wheels, currently streaming on Hulu. They approached me with an opportunity to star in an episode in the first season. I am featured in Episode 5!

I’m sure you wouldn’t say it’s been obstacle free, but so far would you say the journey have been a fairly smooth road?
With many career paths, you find yourself along the way through the ups and downs. There has been auditions and castings that I have not been selected for while chasing after my acting career. I am thankful that other opportunities have always presented themselves and that I have achieved success in the entertainment industry.

Can you tell our readers more about what you do and what you think sets you apart from others?
That I grew up in a small country town and had a horse as a pet since I was 14 years old. I also was a big tomboy as a child that liked to climb trees. I won a state gymnastics competition at age 12, I was a gymnast since I was 4 years old and grew up playing sports including soccer, track, and softball. My heritage is Native American Cherokee Indian and I like to bring my unique diversity look to projects.

I captivated the attention of a new hit LA-based TV show, Million Dollar Wheels, currently streaming on Hulu. They approached me with an opportunity to star in an episode in the first season. I am featured in Episode 5! The show is about high-end clients looking to purchase luxury vehicles ranging from Bugatti to Rolls Royce. I am on the show as a realtor in Miami looking for my next car to use during client showings.

What was your favorite childhood memory?
My favorite childhood memory is growing up on my grandparent’s horse estate. My grandfather gifted me my American quarter horse Sampson when I was 14 years old. Growing up with a close pet has been very meaningful to me. I even placed my horse in the local parade! Another great childhood memory was winning first place in Georgia at the state competition for gymnastics. I have always been athletic and took tumbling classes since I was in elementary school and performed acrobatic routines at my school’s talent shows. After working my way through gymnastics classes and training with the best in the state, I continued on to win Gold!

Contact Info:

• Instagram: Jacquelinepirkle