María Fernanda Neil

María Fernanda Neil was born on October 19, 1982, in Argentina. She appeared in the Argentine telenovela Chiquititas (1995), Verano del '98 (1998), Provócame (2001), Rebelde Way (2002), and El Refugio de los Sueños (2006).^[1]

After her participation in Chiquititas was over, Neil took a break off acting and began a career in modeling. In 2001, however, she returned to Argentine television, alongside Romina Yan, Puerto Rican singer Chayanne and Araceli González in Provócame, which was shown on English speaking countries as "Savage Attraction". Neil played Erica Villalobos Kent de Parisi in that soap opera. Provócame also became an international hit.^{[citation needed]}

From 2002 to 2003, Neil was part of the cast of the youth television series Rebelde Way starring Camila Bordonaba, Luisana Lopilato, Benjamín Rojas and Felipe Colombo. Neil played Fernanda Peralta Ramos.^{[citation needed]}

Neil worked in Floricienta, Doble Vida and concentrated on her modeling career.^{[citation needed]}

In 2006, she played Fernanda Linares Pacheco, in the soap-apera called El Refugio. Neil, along with Francisco Bass, Piru Saez, Jorge Maggio and Belén Scalella, worked in this soap opera during one year it finished in December 2006 and had a group called Rolabogan, which was also part of the soap opera's theme. The second season of this soap opera was mentioned by Piru Saez and María Fernanda Neil would appear in it again.^{[citation needed]}

In 2007, she was a participant in the reality television show Gran Hermano Famosos, where she was the show's finalist.^[2]

After appearing in La Ley Del Amor, she appeared in Gran Hermano Famosos, the Argentine version of Celebrity Big Brother.^{[citation needed]}

After the birth of Neil’s son Valentino in 2011, she retired from acting to focus on her family.^[2] In 2012, she opened a sex shop called By Jabba, where she sold sex toys and lingerie. She is also active on Instagram, where she has more than 35,000 followers and posts about topics including autism awareness, recycling, and well-being.^[2][3]