Claire Foy Measurements, Bio, Age, Weight, and Height

Actress Claire Foy of the United Kingdom became an international sensation after playing a young Queen Elizabeth II in the first two seasons of the Netflix historical drama series The Crown. She was nominated for several awards for her part in the series, including two Primetime Emmy Awards, a Golden Globe Award, and two Screen Actors Guild Awards. These are just some of the accolades she garnered. Later, she received acclaim for her performances in the thriller directed by Steven Soderbergh and the drama directed by Damien Chazelle, respectively. After making her debut on television in the series Being Human in 2008, she received critical praise for her performance in the Little drama Dorrit in the same year. In the 2015 BBC drama Wolf Hall, she earned recognition for her portrayal of the tragic Anne Boleyn, which was included in the show.

The early years of Claire Foy

At Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport, a woman working in the pharmaceutical industry called Caroline and a sales consultant named David Foy welcomed their daughter Foy into the world. It has been said that her mother comes from what can only be described as “a big Irish family.” She was the third and last child and spent her childhood in Manchester and Leeds. Because her father was offered a position as a salesman for Rank Xerox in Longwick, Buckinghamshire, the family decided to move there. Her parents had already parted ways by the time she became eight years old, so she never knew any of them.

The education qualification of Claire Foy

She began her education at the all-girls Aylesbury High School when she was twelve. After that, she received a bachelor’s degree in theatre and film studies from Liverpool John Moores University. Additionally, she received her education at the Oxford School of Drama for one year. After she graduated from college in 2007, she moved into a house in Peckham that she shared with “five mates from acting school.”

Personal details of Claire Foy

Real Name: Claire Elizabeth Foy

Celebrity Name: Claire

Place of Birth: England, UK

Birthday: 16th April 1984

Profession: Actress

Horoscope: Aries

Ethnicity: White

Nationality: British

Religion: Protestant

Sexuality: Straight

Colour of Eyes: Blue

Colour of Hair: Light Brown

Net Worth: 4 million USD

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Body measurements of Claire Foy

Physique: Slim

Height in cm: 162 cm

Height in Feet: 5 ft. 3¾ in.

Weight in Kg: 50 kg

Weight in Pound: 110 lbs

Body Measurements: 35-24-35 in / 89-61-89 cm

Breast Size: 35 inches / 89 cm

Waist Size: 24 inches / 61 cm

Hips Size: 35 inches / 89 cm

Shoe Size (In US): 7.5

Dress Size (In US): 4

Family details of Claire Foy

Mother’s Name: Caroline Foy

Father’s Name: David Foy

Number of Siblings: Robert Foy, Gemma Foy

Children: Ivy Rose Moore

Relationship Status: Married

Spouse: Stephen Campbell Moore

The personal life of Claire Foy

Claire Foy and Stephen Campbell Moore, a famous actor, tied the knot in 2014 and had a daughter named Ivy Rose Moore. In 2018, the couple divorced after just a little time spent together as husband and wife.

The Net Worth of Claire Foy

Foy’s successful acting career has resulted in a significant increase in her earnings. Industry professionals estimate that by 2022, Claire Foy will have earned a net worth of $4 million.

Informative facts about Claire Foy

• Claire made her acting debut in the pilot episode of the 2008 supernatural comedy series Being Human.
• The actress is most recognised for her roles in “A Very British Scandal” (2021), “The Electrical Life of Louis Wain” (2021), “First Man” (2018), and “Unsane” (2018).
• She is known for her portrayals as Lisbeth Salander in “The Girl in the Spider’s Web,” Paola in “Rosewater,” and Kate Loy in “Hacks.”
• She is the winner of the Britannia Award for British Artist of the Year, the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, and the Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Actress. In addition, she has been nominated for the Best Actress in a Drama Series Critics’ Choice Award and the Best Actress in a Supporting Role Academy Award. On Instagram, she went by the handle @theclairefoy.

The professional life of Claire Foy

Top Girls, Watership Down, Easy Virtue, and Touched were all plays in which Foy acted when she was a student at the Oxford School of Drama. Following her TV appearances, she made her professional theatrical debut in Paul Miller’s trilogy of one-act plays at London’s Royal National Theatre: DNA, The Miracle, and Baby Girl. She got a nomination for the RTS Award for her performance as Amy Dorrit, the central protagonist of the series in the BBC miniseries Little Dorrit, for which she was also nominated. After that, she had roles in the television series Going Postal and the mediaeval adventure movie Season of the Witch, both of which featured Nicolas Cage. Season of the Witch was set in the Middle Ages. 

In the BBC’s recreation of the series Upstairs, Downstairs, she also portrayed the role of Lady Persephone. In an interview, Foy described her co-starring in the Channel 4 miniseries The Promise as her favourite job ever. Foy played the character in 2011. She starred as Helen in a TV adaptation of Sarah Waters’s book The Night Watch. Her comeback to the stage came in February 2013 at the Trafalgar Studios, when she played Lady Macbeth opposite James McAvoy’s Macbeth.

In the 2015 BBC drama series Wolf Hall, she played the role of Anne Boleyn, who later became queen of England. Foy’s performance as the tragic queen in the film, in which she also starred alongside Mark Rylance and Damian Lewis, was universally praised, and some critics even drew comparisons to Geneviève Bujold’s legendary performance as Anne of the Thousand Days. The Guardian praised the Anne she played as “chilling, poised, and beautifully layered.” In the latter part of 2015, Claire Foy was one of the actresses considered for nomination for the British Academy Television Award for Best Actress in 2016.