ABOUT

Phoebe Holston recurred in the first season of “For the Love of Jason” as Jackie Davidson and has appeared in hit TV shows “Physical”, “Private Practice”, “Without A Trace”.  She has also landed her talents in the feature films “Zodiac” with Jake Gyllenhall, “Rushlights” with Beau Bridges and the Lifetime Movie “The Anna Nicole Story” with Agnes Bruckner and Virginia Madsen. 

Phoebe’s talents extend beyond the realms of television and film. She has a strong commercial resume as she has appeared in over fourty (40) commercials for such brands as Pfizer, USAA, Ameriprise, Turbo Tax (Superbowl 2019), Honda, Starbucks, Dunkin’ Donuts, Alka Seltzer, Fannie Mae and even a K-Mart commercial directed by one of the greatest filmmakers of our generation, Spike Lee. 

She has shown her versatility in many ways including being a commercial print model. Phoebe’s bright smile has been seen in various magazines, on billboards and the web for Pfizer, Apple, Sunovion, Coca Cola, Microsoft, Betty Crocker, Zyrtec, US Bank and Brest Cancer Awareness, to name a few.

Phoebe began her journey to Hollywood as a Makeup Artist by way of North Carolina.  She quickly began building a name for herself and accomplishing a childhood dream.  She has lovingly painted the faces of actors, singers, dancers, comedians, etc. for film, TV, stage, music videos and editorial shoots. She has worked with a host of celebrities including Quincy Jones, Meatloaf, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Paula Poundstone, Freddie Jackson, Angela Bassett, Jada Pinkett-Smith and Jenifer Lewis. Phoebe equally enjoyed working behind the camera as well as in front.

Phoebe Holston is Founder and CEO of Hygiene Freaks, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides hygiene kits to people experiencing homelessness.  She founded the organization in March of 2020, and it is truly a labor of love for her. Phoebe is deeply concerned about the homeless community in Los Angeles and feels that until she is able to house people experiencing homelessness, she can at least offer something that can make them feel a bit better while they are unhoused.