Holly Marie Combs.

Holly was borne on December 3, 1973 in San Diego, California. When she was just eight years old she moved with her family to New York. Two years later, at the age of ten, she began working on television commercials and print advertisements.

Holly won her first movie role at the age of thirteen, playing Don Johnson and Susan Sarandon's daughter in the movie, "Sweet Hearts Dance". At eighteen years old, she won her big break as an actress, playing teenager "Kimberly Brock" on the television series, "Picket Fences".

In television movies, she has played an impressive range of starring roles, including the daughter of murdered heiress in the true syroy "Daughters," killer Diane Zamora in "Love's Deadly Triangle: The Texas Cadet Murder" and a rape victim in "Sins of Silence."

In Feature films, Holly played a young girl propositioned by a wheelchair-bound Tom Cruise in the 1989 Vietnam War saga "Born on the Fourth of July." Additional big-screen credits include "Chain of Desire" with Malcolm McDowell and Linda Fiorention, and "Simple Men."

In 1998 Holly was cast by Aaron Spelling for the part of Piper Halliwell the middle sister of three in the hit series "Charmed". She has gone from rising star to flaming beauty in the hit show, which is currently in its 6th Season.