| Rachel Ann Mullins is a versatile American artist involved in acting, directing, producing, and modeling. She has showcased her talent in Hollywood films and TV series. Mullins made an appearance in the Indian web series "Chutzpah" (2021) and gained recognition for her role in the Bollywood film "Pathaan" (2023). |
| Rachel started her modeling career at the young age of twelve, debuting on the runway for the brand Maxara in New York. |
| During her eighth-grade year, Rachel would skip math class to sneak into fashion shows. |
| At 19, she relocated to Los Angeles to pursue modeling, subsequently working in various fashion capitals and gaining recognition in health and beauty articles and fashion magazines. |
| She held positions at En2Go, E3D, VoxPOPEn2Go, Spotify, Vertical Networks, and Common Thread Collective showcasing her diverse professional experiences. |
| Rachel is the proud owner of Heart ME bags, a brand that ships its products globally. |
| Her acting credits include roles in Hollywood movies like "Good Guys Finish Last" (2009), "Poolboy: Drowning Out the Fury" (2011), and "Attack of the Unknown" (2020). |
| Additionally, she has appeared in short films such as "The Last Cry" (2012) and "Kira" (2014). |
| Her television appearances include shows like "Descontrol" (2007), "CSI: NY" (2011), and "Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23" (2013). |
| Rachel has also ventured into producing, working on short films and a TV mini-series named "Bachelorette Satire" (2020). |
| She collaborates with various brands like Purina, Craftsman Tools, Pilot Pens, Dole Pineapples, Sears, and Nestle for branded content. |
| Rachel admitted in an interview that she was unfamiliar with Shah Rukh Khan until an assistant director enlightened her about his fame. |
| In a revealing Instagram livestream, she discussed the delayed release of "Pathaan" (2023) due to legal issues involving Aryan Khan, Shah Rukh Khan's son. |
| Rachel has openly discussed her enjoyment of consuming alcoholic beverages. |
| She was recognized as one of the "Top 10 Hottest Women of the Web" by G4 TV’s Attack of The Show. |
| In addition to her artistic endeavors, Rachel enjoys writing and has contributed articles to various magazines. |
