Erin Foster

Biography

Erin Foster, born on August 23, 1982, in Los Angeles, California, is a versatile American actress, comedian, and writer. She is best known for her work in television and her creative collaborations with her sister, Sara Foster. 

Raised in a high-profile family, Erin is the daughter of David Foster, a renowned Canadian music producer, and Rebecca Dyer, a former model. Her father’s prominence in the music industry and his multiple marriages, including to Katharine McPhee, have made Erin a recognizable figure both within and outside the entertainment industry​. 

Erin's early career began in 2002 with appearances in TV series like Roswell and Judging Amy. She later expanded her acting resume with guest roles in popular shows like The O.C., Without a Trace, and NCIS: Los Angeles​. Her breakout in the comedy genre came with the VH1 docu-series Barely Famous, which she co-created with Sara. The show parodies the world of reality television and showcases the sisters' comedic talents

In addition to acting, Erin found success as a writer and producer. She worked on notable TV shows like The New Normal and later became involved in several business ventures, including co-founding the swimwear company Favorite Daughter​. Her ability to juggle both creative and entrepreneurial endeavors has solidified her as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry​

Erin's personal life has also garnered attention. She married Simon Tikhman on December 31, 2019, with her stepmother, Katharine McPhee, performing at their wedding​.

Throughout her career, Erin Foster has proven to be a multi-talented and entrepreneurial individual, balancing her work in television, business, and social media. Her work continues to reflect her unique blend of creativity and sharp wit.