Carmen Maria Robles

 Carmen Serano (born Carmen Maria Robles 18 August 1973) is an American actress from the United States. In the film Breaking Bad, she played the part as Assistant Principal Carmen Molina. She was also a star in Urban Justice, starring alongside Steven Seagal. Deadly Impact (2010). On May 9 2007, she was married Greg Serano, an actor. They currently reside in California and have Mark and Nya their two daughters Cheyenne und Nya. Many people want to know what is Carmen Serano ethnicity, nationality, Ancestry & Race? Let's check it out! According to Wikipedia and IMDb, Carmen Serano's ethnicity was Multiracial. We will be updating Carmen Serano's religious and political views in this piece. The article can be read for the second time in a few days. The list includes the most popular Actor. Also, ranked on the list of famous Celebrities Born in United States. Carmen Serano turns 18 on the 18th of August every year.



                              






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