Alice Wegmann

Alice Wegmann Corrêa is a Brazilian actress born on November 3, 1995. Recognized as a prominent talent of her generation, she was included on the Forbes Under 30 list in the Dramatic Arts category in 2019. Over the course of her career, she has performed extensively across television, film, and theater, establishing herself through diverse roles in drama and comedy.

Raised by her parents, Paulo Corrêa and Adriana Wegmann, alongside her brother Marcos, she spent parts of her early childhood in Campinas and Salvador due to her father's work transfers. From an early age, she participated in numerous sports, including gymnastics, tennis, swimming, surfing, and football. She trained in artistic gymnastics at Clube do Flamengo alongside high-profile athletes, securing a second-place team result at a national championship at age eight. Later in life, she balanced her acting career with higher education, graduating with a degree in Social Communication and Advertising from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro in 2018.

Her formal theatrical training began in 2007 at the Tablado theater, where she spent four years studying and performing in plays such as A Guerra de Tróia, O Inspector Geral, Tribobó City, and Feitiço da Vila, alongside an outside production of A Casa da Madrinha. She made her television debut in 2011 on the eighteenth season of Malhação, followed by a role as a tennis player in A Vida da Gente. She achieved her first leading role in the twentieth season of Malhação as Lia Martins, a character for which she also recorded two original songs.

Throughout the 2010s, Wegmann steadily expanded her screen resume. She appeared in the telenovelas Em Família, Boogie Oogie, and A Lei do Amor, as well as the miniseries Ligações Perigosas and feature films such as Tamo Junto and O Rastro. In 2018, she earned significant acclaim playing the protagonist Maria in the series Onde Nascem os Fortes. The following year, she portrayed the antagonist Dalila in Órfãos da Terra, participated in the special Juntos a Magia Acontece, and provided narration for an episode of Mulheres Fantásticas.

In the 2020s, Wegmann transitioned into major streaming projects and film roles. She took the lead role of country music artist Raíssa Medeiros in the series Rensga Hits!, returning for its later seasons. Her work during this decade also includes playing Carolina in the series Justiça 2, depicting Lilian Vasconcellos in the biographical series Senna, and taking on the role of Solange Duprat in the remake of Vale Tudo. On film, she completed roles in A Vilã das Nove and Rio de Sangue.

In her personal life, Wegmann has been in relationships with several public figures and creative professionals over the years, including actor Arthur Aguiar, Pedro Malan, artistic agent Miguel Ribas Gastal, music producer Dudu Borges, and entrepreneur Matheus Seixas.