Nikola Roumeliotis (born May 8, 2000) known professionally as Nikki Roumel, is a Canadian actress, best known for portraying the teenage Georgia Miller in the Netflix series Ginny & Georgia. In 2018, Roumel received a Joey Award for Best Actress in a Principal Role in a Television Series for her performance in Designated Survivor.
Early life Roumel was born on 8 May 2000 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. She comes from a Greek family living in Canada. She developed an interest in the performing arts at an early age, participating in local school theater shows and stage work before advancing to perform in front of the camera. She went to John F. Ross Collegiate Vocational Institute in Guelph, Ontario, where she developed her acting talent alongside academic studies.
Career Roumel made her screen debut in the short film Anaphylaction (2013) and later appeared in the television series Designated Survivor and Holly Hobbie. For her role in Designated Survivor, she received the Joey Award in 2018 for Best Actress in a Principal Role in a Television Series. In 2021 she was cast as the younger Georgia Miller in Ginny & Georgia, appearing in flashbacks across the series and You Don't Belong Here (2024). In August 2024, she was cast in the film Our Family Pride as Bri Williams, appearing alongside Ethan Cutkosky and Lev Cameron.
Personal life Roumel has participated in interviews and features discussing mental health topics.
Filmography
+Key Denotes projects that have not yet been released Film Year Title Role Notes 2013 Anaphylaction Kendra Short film 2024 This Too Shall Pass Shelly 2025 Dateless to Dangerous: My Son's Secret Life Hayley Miller Television film 2026 Our Family Pride Bri Williams Maven Post-production Jolene Post-production
Television +YearTitleCharacterNotes2015Paranormal WitnessAmber1 episode2017Designated Survivor Sibyl SadikEpisode: "Family ties"2018Holly HobbieCheer Capitan1 episode2021- presentGinny & Georgia Teenage Georgia Miller / Mary Atkins / Mary Rose Reilly / Georgia Warren / Georgia GreeneMain role; 27 episodes
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