Pics of Alycia Debnam Carey

Alycia J. Debnam-Carey (born 20th July, 1993) is an Australian actor from Australia. The year 1993 was the birth of Alycia. She is an actress from Australia. She started her career as a percussionist in Sydney. Alicia was just 17 years old older at the time of Season 1but was 18 at the time of the timeline of today. Don't forget to give a rating Fear the Walking Dead in the ratings of television shows below. Are you able to make it first place? Fear the Walking Dead broadcasts on AMC on 9 pm ET on Sundays. When the group first board The Abigail and Alicia is watching the vessel's VHF radio. Jack is playing the David Bowie song "Five Years" in the radio seeking to have someone respond to him. In the end, Alicia is able to answer him, and at last, she divulges the importance of the Abigail is and their approximate position. In a recent interview the actress admitted she kept in touch with the former co-star. Alycia continues to be my co-star. We're still in contact! Taylor declared in an online video message. Debnam-Carey, an Australian actress best famous for her performance as Kaitlyn In Into the Storm, her role as Lexa in The CW's The 100 and her role as Alicia Clark in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead which is the official companion series of The Walking Dead.

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