Isabella Sermon father Joshua and mother Gwen Sermon gave birth to her on July 8, 2006. She grew up in London with her dog.
As a child, she was an outdoorsy kid and loved camping and spending time outside. In one of her Facebook posts, she shared that she travels a lot with her family, making her very curious as a young adult.
Mother Gwen Sermon
Isabella is among the four children born to Gwen and her loving husband Joshua in London. The actress rarely shares beautiful pictures of her mom and dad on her social media accounts.
It was her mom who actually received the confirmation email that her daughter got the part of Maisie on Jurassic World on Christmas Eve. The delighted mother couldn't hold her joy but decided to wait until Christmas.
She wanted to give the exciting news as a Christmas present. So, she printed the email and put it in an envelope for her daughter to open on Christmas Day.
"What a great Christmas present!" Sermon says to the Revamp Magazine.
Four years later, when the child star got to reprise her role in the trilogy's third installment, she stayed with her mother in a hotel.
The shooting took place during the pandemic and it was a bit difficult for her not to be able to see her friends and other family members.
Her mom is supportive of her career decision and is also her manager.
Father Joshua Sermon
Joshua is an entrepreneur and the greatest supporter of his loving kids. The up-and-coming star enjoys traveling and learning new things with her dear dad.
She is really close to her father and admits to getting upset when not able to see him for a long time.
Talking to Cool America Magazine, she shared how she missed her dad during the pandemic as she couldn't see him for a long time.
Sermon had to stay in a hotel, away from her loving dad for a long time. "I would say that was quite difficult," she said in the interview.
The film was released in the aftermath of Covid and grossed $1 billion worldwide, making it the fourth movie in the franchise to gross $1 billion and the 2022 third-highest-grossing film.
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