starred in the Canadian TV Film Vintage Hearts (alternatively named Love's Second Chance), which premiered on September 21, 2020 on the Hallmark Channel. She portrays Rose Padero, a fashion stylist living in New York who moves back home to inherit her grandmother's small-town shop. In 2021, Christian joined the cast of A Hui Hou, a film written and directed by filmmaker J.R. Niles. The film is currently is post-production as of August 2022. She also joined Niles for two additional films, Bonds of Redemption and Maria De Luna. Personal life Christian helps her mother with the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) organization. The organization was created by her mother after the loss of her son in 1991. She uses the surname Christian in memory of her brother. Her mother has written a book, often known as the SIDS "Bible". The book features a poem Christian wrote when she was eight. Christian became the spokesperson for the organization FAIR Fund, which works to engage youth in the areas of human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault prevention. She hosts cocktail events to showcase jewelry made by girls participating in the JewelGirls program. Christian's father is from Hungary. She speaks fluent Hungarian, conversational French, and basic Russian. Christian maintains close friendships with fellow South of Nowhere cast members Maeve Quinlan and Mandy Musgrave. Christian married longtime boyfriend Justin Mentzer on July 11, 2009 at Saint Timothy's Chapel in Mentzer's home town of Drummond, Montana with the reception held at the Mentzers' family ranch. Filmography Film Television Web Music videos Discography References External links Gabrielle Christian on Twitter 1984 births Actresses from Washington, D.C. American child actresses American film actresses American television actresses Living people University of Pittsburgh alumni 21st-century American actresses