Icelandic actress Heida Reed, who appeared in the 2011 romantic drama “One Day,” is estimated to be worth $3 million. Between 2021 and 2024 she played Special Agent Jamie Kellett on “FBI: International,” sharing the screen with co-star Luke Kleintank. Both actors eventually left the series, and Reed publicly confirmed her exit in February 2024.
Following her departure, Reed posted a note to fans on her Instagram, thanking viewers and saying goodbye to the role: “Thank you for letting Jamie into your hearts 💕 Agent Kellett out!”
She has not taken on any new on-screen projects since leaving the show.
Reed currently resides in London with her husband, Sam Ritzenberg.
Her Acting Journey Began in the Late 2000s
Born in Breiðholt, Reykjavík, Iceland, Reed started working in the creative industries before she turned twenty. After being spotted by an Icelandic modeling agency, she relocated to Mumbai, India, and spent two years working as a model.
Following her modeling years, Reed moved to London to train as an actor. She enrolled at Drama Centre London and completed her studies in 2010.
Her stage debut came in 2009 at the Edinburgh Fringe, where she appeared in Camus’s “Cross Purpose.” In April 2015 she co-starred in the world premiere of the play “Scarlet.”
That year also brought a breakthrough screen role: Reed was cast as Elizabeth in the British historical drama Poldark, adapted from Winston Graham’s novels. She remained in that role for all five seasons, with the series ending in 2019.
Reed’s screen credits extend beyond Poldark — she appeared in Toast of London (2015), Death in Paradise (2016), and the Icelandic series Stella Blomkvist (2017–2021). On stage, she performed in the West End production of “Foxfinder” in 2018 alongside Iwan Rheon.
Her profile rose further in 2021 when she joined the cast of FBI: International.
Related: Who Is Heida Reed Married To? Her Husband Is a Film Producer
Heida Reed’s Current Endeavors
Heida Reed is focusing on developing her own work and is the writer, producer, and director of the comedy sketch series “Park & Reed.”
