This is what the eldest daughter of Eduardo Palom, who is triumphant in Hollywood, looks like today: “It was nice to pave the way without many people knowing who my parents were.”

Fiona Palomo is the daughter Eduardo Palomo. At the age of 25, she describes herself as an “artist” on her Instagram profile, where, in addition to showing her painting skills, she also shares her daily life and some of her acting work.

Faithfully follow in the footsteps of the remembered protagonist of the soap opera “Wild Heart”, but without facing the fact that she is the daughter of a famous Mexican actor who died in 2003 when she was only 41 years old. His children Fiona and Luca were still children then.

This is what Fiona, Eduardo Palom’s daughter, looks like

The daughter of Eduardo Paloma started modeling at a very young age, but her real passion is acting, and she got her first chance in 2013 with a role in the series Gossip Girl Acapulco.

Then other roles appeared in American and Mexican cinema. The movie “What the hell!” This gave him recognition as well as his participation in the Netflix series “Control Z”. Her last cinematic performance is “María” in the Christmas fiction “Camino a Belén”.

In her few Instagram posts, Fiona seems happy and fun, as well as dedicated to acting, which continues to open doors for her beyond Mexico’s borders.

“What was nice was paving the way without many people knowing who my parents were. Sometimes in the middle of filming someone comes up and says, ‘I know who you are, I met you when I was little.’ It’s nice to gain weight,” commented the daughter of Eduardo Paloma in an interview with El Universal de México, ahead of the premiere of her new film “El roomie” on January 18 in cinemas in her homeland.

This comedy was filmed in 2021 and in it she portrays the character of Vivi, and shares the credits with José Eduardo Derbez, Eugenio Derbez’s son.

His next appearance will be in the American series “Outer Banks”, according to the review Universal. “I did the casting and suddenly they told me to stay and here I am,” he told the Mexican media about this new role in which he joins a group of young people in search of treasure.

“The series is like a mystery and adventure, with a treasure in a place in North Carolina, it’s fun. My character is Mexican and that’s cool,” he admitted. (AND)