Sharni Vinson

Sharni Vinson was born in the states of NSW and was raised on the beaches of the south in Sydney suburban Cronulla. She took part in Swimming at the National Level of Swimming as when she was a teenager. She also held four State Records throughout her high school years. Sharni was the youngest athlete in her immediate family, being the first to begin at an early stage of her life, performing and dancing. Sharni's mom was an actor in musical theater, and her grandmother who was the youngest ballerina in 1945, was awarded a scholarship to the Borovansky Ballet Company. Sharni attended the Brent Street School of Performing Arts Sydney when she was twelve years old. In the following 10 decades, Sharni trained in various forms of dance. at the age of 17, following her graduation from high school, Sharni was offered a contract with Roadshow Music Australia as a participant in the all-girl pop group "Foxfire IV" which was whose first single 'Roses' reached the top 50 on the Australian ARIA charts.