Reila Aphrodite was born on September 6, 1983 in Tokyo, Japan. She has a younger sister, a younger brother, plus a nephew. Her father worked as a teacher at a junior high school and her mother worked as a teacher at an elementary school. Her uncle was a popular director of documentary films at TOHO Company in Japan. Her first work was print modeling for a few advertisements when she was three years old. Afterward, she attended private acting classes. Her acting career has spanned many years having started in Japan in 1986. She has also been singing since 1999. She formerly lived in London for a year learning UK Rock and lived in Bologna, Italy for about six months to film a feature independent drama and a few TV shoots. Her life is always challenging and she decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career in June, 2007. She has appeared in two national television commercials and numerous independent films. Additionally, in 2010, she is writing the original story for three feature films.

Her acting coaches were Tony Savant, Chris Liebe and Mark Pellegrino.Her accent reduction coach is Bernard Addison.Fluent in Japanese and English, and speaks Italian (Intermediate level).Has two small dogs: Michelle (Papillion) and Love (Chihuahua).Is good friends with Johann Urb, Ben Easter and Daz Crawford.Her favorite music is Mixture Rock and Glam Rock and her favorite bands are Korn, Kill Hannah and D'espairsRay.Is good friends with comedian Arj Baker and magician Joel Ward.Her inspiration came from Ashley Judd, Sandra Bullock, Brittany Murphy and Amanda Bynes.She loves the color pink and also the animated character, Hello Kitty.Her favorite movies are "A Lot Like Love", "She Is The Man", "Uptown Girls", "All About Steve" and "In The Cut".Her scene study coach was Alex Feldman.Her former boyfriend is actor Ernest Heinz.Her audition coach is Holly Gagnier.Is a professional pop singer.Measurements: 34B-23-35.Is a professional writer.Has own music group called LoveSick.Loves horror movies such as "Cloverfield", "Orphan", "The Last House On The Left", and "Step Father".