Emma Myers: The Cutie Colorful Werewolf Is Now A Hottie

This woman is just so cute in Netflix’s Wednesday season 1. Oh, she is so cute in the 2nd season too, but it was in the first one where we first saw her (like duh). And yes, we used a woman as she is now 24 years old.

This entry will show you how cuteness can just turn into hotness. So let’s start, and let the cheerful beauty of Emma Myers captivate you, you hotness hunter you…

Who is Emma Myers

Emma is an American actress who shot to fame as the delightfully deadpan Enid Sinclair in Netflix’s Wednesday (2022–present)—a role that turned her into an instant fan favorite. Since then, she has kept the momentum going with starring roles in A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder (2024–present) and films such as Family Switch (2023) and A Minecraft Movie (2025). The latter even earned her a Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Award, proving that surviving the world of Minecraft can come with real-world rewards. In 2026, her rising-star status received another stamp of approval when she landed a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list.

Her Early Life

Born on April 2, 2002, in Orlando, Florida, Emma Elizabeth Myers grew up in a lively household as the second of four sisters. Her parents were both lawyers, but courtroom drama wasn’t what first caught her attention. As a child, Emma dreamed of becoming a dancer, though acting entered the picture when she was just 5 years old after tagging along to auditions with her older sister. One audition later, she was hooked.

Like her sisters, Emma was educated through a homeschool cooperative. While she has admitted that finding her social circle wasn’t always easy, she found her groove through activities like dance classes and local theater productions. At 12, she pressed pause on acting and threw herself into competitive dance, swapping scripts for choreography and stage lights for dance-floor spotlights.

The acting bug, however, never completely left. When she was 16, Emma and her family relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, and she decided to give acting another serious shot. It turned out to be a pretty good career move—though younger Emma, busy perfecting dance routines, probably didn’t see Wednesday in her future just yet.

Career Journey

Emma Myers’ acting journey began long before she became everyone’s favorite werewolf roommate. In 2010, she landed small roles in the film Letters to God, the TV series The Glades, and the short film Crooked. After stepping away from acting between the ages of 12 and 16 to focus on competitive dance, she returned in 2020 with a busy slate of projects, including appearances in The Baker and the Beauty, Dead of Night, the short film Deathless, and the holiday TV movie A Taste of Christmas. A year later, she appeared in the Lifetime drama Girl in the Basement.

Everything changed in 2022 when Emma was cast as Enid Sinclair in Netflix’s Wednesday. Interestingly, she originally auditioned for the title role, but fate had other plans—and fans would probably agree it worked out perfectly. Her bubbly, colorful werewolf quickly became one of the show’s standout characters and launched Emma into the spotlight.

She kept the momentum rolling in 2023 with a role in Southern Gospel before starring as CC Walker in Netflix’s family comedy Family Switch. Sharing the screen with Jennifer Garner, Ed Helms, and Brady Noon, Emma helped bring plenty of chaos and laughs to the body-swap adventure. Because apparently switching lives with your family is a lot funnier on screen than in real life.

In 2024, Emma took on her first major leading role as amateur detective Pippa Fitz-Amobi in A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, the television adaptation of the bestselling novel. Critics praised her performance, with The New York Times highlighting the way she captured Pippa’s mix of determination, vulnerability, courage, and stubbornness. In other words, solving murders is stressful, and Emma made every moment believable.

The following year, she entered the blocky world of A Minecraft Movie, playing Natalie in the big-screen adaptation of the wildly popular video game. The role earned her a Kids’ Choice Award for Favorite Butt-Kicker, proving that fighting bad guys—and probably a few creepers—can pay off. She also received a nomination for Favorite Movie Actress. Later in 2025, Emma ventured into a galaxy far, far away when she voiced Chita in an episode of the third season of Disney+’s Star Wars: Visions.

Facts and Trivia

Long before she was solving mysteries and battling creepers on screen, Emma Myers was a dedicated member of several beloved fandoms. Growing up, she was a fan of emo and alternative bands like Twenty One Pilots, Panic! at the Disco, and Fall Out Boy—a playlist that practically came with an emotional support hoodie. She was also a devoted follower of YouTube creators Dan and Phil, whose videos were required viewing for many internet-savvy teens of the era.

When she wasn’t listening to music, Emma spent plenty of time playing adventure games such as Ace Attorney and Professor Layton, sharpening the detective skills that would later come in handy for fictional murder investigations. She was also deeply immersed in the worlds of Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings, two franchises that helped spark her lifelong love of fantasy. Between Jedi, hobbits, and courtroom mysteries, her interests were already pointing toward a pretty imaginative future.

That future continued to brighten in 2026 when Forbes named Emma to its prestigious 30 Under 30 list, recognizing her as one of the entertainment industry’s rising stars. The same year, she expanded her résumé into animation by joining the voice cast of The Angry Birds Movie 3, scheduled for release in December 2026. From werewolves to block worlds to animated birds, Emma’s career choices have certainly kept things interesting.

Beyond acting, Emma has collaborated with major brands including Coach, Calvin Klein, and Samsung. She has also used her platform to support charitable causes. For GivingTuesday 2023, she partnered with retailer Claire’s to help raise awareness for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, proving that her impact extends beyond the screen.