Szilvia Gogh

Gogh began diving in Hungary when she was 14 doing underwater orienteering.^[1][2] She attended college in Budapest^[3] and undertook goldsmith training at the Budapest Art Institute.^[4]

Gogh's screen breakthrough was in a commercial for Axe, which resulted in her becoming Screen Actors Guild (SAG) eligible.^[5] Since then, she has worked as an underwater stunt woman and water safety instructor in film and television.^[1] She founded a jewelry business, Gogh Jewelry Design, in the early 2000s.^[6] Gogh became PADI's youngest female Course Director in the world.^[1] She was inducted into the Women Divers Hall of Fame in 2016.^[7]

In 2016, when Gogh was 39, she was diagnosed with breast cancer.^[2] She has a son, Enzo.^[6][8]