Lily Gladstone: Where is Killers of the Flower Moon actor from and is she married?

Where is Lily Gladstone from?

Gladstone is of Siksikaitsitapi and NiMíiPuu descent, according to Vulture. Her father is Blackfeet and Nez Perce, and her mother is white. Until age 11, she lived on the reservation for the Blackfeet Nation in Browning, Montana.

They eventually moved due to the lack of economic opportunities in Browning. Gladstone said in 2014 the town has a reputation for crime and poverty, but they consider it their community.

“At the foundation of my life, there is community and family. There is poverty, violence, substance abuse, and unemployment everywhere. But there is so much love in that community. What unites people there is a love of family, a love of land.”

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What movies has Lily Gladstone been in?

Gladstone’s filmography dates back to 2012. IMDB shows her first feature-length acting gig was Jimmy P: Psychotherapy of a Plain Indian, a French film from director Arnaud Desplechin.

In recent years, they starred in First Cow from director Kelly Reichardt in 2019. They’re also known for several television series, like Reservation Dogs and Billions.

Is Lily Gladstone married?

It’s unclear what Gladstone’s relationship status is. The actress has kept her love life private from the media.

According to social media, however, it appears she is single.

What are Lily Gladstone’s pronouns?

As previously mentioned, Gladstone uses she/they pronouns. In an interview with People, she shared the reason for this decision is “partly a way of decolonizing gender.”

“In most Native languages, most Indigenous languages, Blackfeet included, there are no gendered pronouns. There is no he/she, there’s only they.”

They continued: “We don’t have gendered pronouns, but our gender is implied in our name.”