Nicole Brydon Bloom is an American actress known for her roles as Maud Beaton in HBO’s The Gilded Age and Agent Jane Driscoll in Hulu’s thriller Paradise.
Early Life & Education
Nicole Brydon Bloom was born on March 23, 1994, in Chicago, Illinois. She is the daughter of television journalist David Bloom, who tragically passed away in 2003, and her mother, Melanie Bloom.
Bloom initially pursued journalism at Elon University but discovered her passion for acting after watching a college production. She switched majors and graduated with a degree in acting in 2017.
Nicole Brydon Bloom’s Career
Nicole Brydon Bloom began her screen career with guest roles on shows like The Michael J. Fox Show (2013) and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (2019), followed by a part in the horror film 1BR (2019).
Her breakthrough came with the role of Maud Beaton, a character based on real-life con artist Cassie Chadwick, in seasons two and three of HBO’s The Gilded Age. In 2024, she appeared as Caroline in the historical drama We Were the Lucky Ones, further showcasing her range.
That same year, Bloom landed a main role as Agent Jane Driscoll in the Hulu political thriller Paradise, starring alongside Sterling K. Brown. She is also set to star in the film Handle with Care, alongside Justin H. Min, slated for release in the near future.
Her thoughtful role choices, from historical dramas to genre thrillers, underscore her evolving presence in television and film.
Personal Life
In August 2024, Nicole got engaged to actor Justin Theroux during the Venice International Film Festival in Italy, and the couple married in March 2025.
Their wedding was a laid-back beach ceremony held at Hotel Esencia in Xpu Há, Mexico, celebrated with close friends, music, and relaxed tropical style.
Net Worth
Wikipedia doesn’t provide a net worth estimate for Nicole Brydon Bloom. However, her growing acting career, marked by key roles in HBO and Hulu series and upcoming film projects, suggests her financial profile is developing organically in step with her rising visibility and versatility.
