Biography

Abigail Zoe Lewis began her acting career at the young age of 4. She booked her first audition playing Elizabeth Bank’s daughter in the short comedy, Just A Little Heart Attack for the American Heart Association (Go Red) which has had over 4 million views. She then booked her second audition playing the youngest daughter in Eva Longoria’s directorial debut of A Proper Send Off. Since then, Abigail has gone on to work on a multitude of projects including her television recurring role in AMC’s Better Call Saul where she plays Kaylee Ehrmantraut (Mike Ehrmantraut’s granddaughter played by Jonathan Banks). Other television credits include This Is Us, Powerless, Criminal Minds, Teachers, RocketJump: The Show and others.

Abigail’s voice over work includes a multitude of various animated characters for Disney including her series recurring role as Dallas in the international animation series 101 Dalmatian Street, Chipper in Whisker Haven Tales with the Palace Pets and Megan in Fancy Nancy. She voiced the character Shelby in Dreamworks’ animated Netflix series The Mr. Peabody and Sherman Show. Abigail has done ADR work for Disney’s Billy Dilley and Warner Bros’ Castle Rock, as well. Additionally, her singing voice can be heard in the thriller movie, Lucifer and the new NDA Disney animated series where she plays another recurring lead character.

Abigail has also appeared in numerous commercials including: JC Penney (2x), Bank of America, Samsung, Publix and Symbicort as well as print work for Disney and others. Abigail has also been featured in several magazines as a print model.

Giving back to the community is very important to Abigail. A few of the organizations that are very dear to Abigail’s heart is serving as Youth Ambassador for The Joyful Child, an organization dedicated to preventing crimes against children. Another is B.A.R.E. where Abigail serves as the liaison youth ambassador (for both highs school and middle school) which empowers, educates, and supports young people and their families against both bullying and cyber-bulling.

Abigail also serves a Youth Ambassador for Dance Hope Cure, a childhood cancer awareness campaign. She has created a video for the Rockin’ A Cure 7 of the Cystic Fibrosis foundation to help bring both awareness and fund-raising to the cause. Numerous contributions include the LA Mission, Project Hollywood Helpers, a PSA for HASBRO, and many others.

In addition to Abigail’s passion for acting, she has begun establishing herself as a musical artist, spending much of her time in quarantine focusing on her music. In May 2021 she released her first cover song and music video for Can’t Blame A Girl For Trying, originally sung by Sabrina Carpenter. Shortly after, she began filming for her second music video, a cover of Radiohead’s classic song Creep.

With a huge heart, dynamic personality, and zest for life – Abigail commits herself to everything she does (Abigail even earned her 1st Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo at age 7). Those who have worked with Abigail consider her precocious, bright, funny, quick, loving and a real firecracker. Finally, when asked what is most important to Abigail she shares, “spending time with my friends and family… mom and dad.”