Autumn Kelly

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    Autumn and her twin brother Chris were born in Montreal, Quebec, to Brian Kelly, an electricity company executive, and his wife Kitty,[1][2] who already had a son, Kevin.[1] She was baptised on 18 June 1978, at St. John Fisher Parish Church, and raised in Cedar Park, Pointe-Claire, in the English speaking West Island region of Montreal.[3][4] Though her parents divorced when Autumn was eight years old, after which her mother married commercial pilot Ron Magas,[1][3] Autumn's family continued to live in the Pointe-Claire area, where she attended a Roman Catholic primary school, and then the St. Thomas High School, alongside friend and actress, Casey McKinnon, and where Autumn excelled at sports.[3][5] Autumn then attended McGill University, during which time she worked as a bartender, model,[3] and actress, appearing in the 1996 film Rainbow, taking the non-speaking, though credited, role of Tigrette Number 3,[6] and later in the television series Sirens.[6] Autumn graduated from McGill in 2002, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in East Asian studies, whereupon she started a career as a management consultan