The American television and film actress, singer, and songwriter, Crystal Bernard rose to fame after portraying her role in the TV comedy series, . Crystal is also known for her two albums titled and . 

Crystal Bernard Early life and Education

Crystal Bernard was born as Crystal Lynn Bernard on , in Garland, Texas, US, to parents, father Dr. Jerry Wayne Bernard, and mother, Gaylon Fussell. Her father was a televangelist who traveled all across American preaching and singing. Crystal is of American nationality and belongs to the white ethnicity.

Crystal grew up with her elder sister Robyn Bernard, who is also an actress. Besides, Crystal Bernard also has two younger sisters; Scarlett Bernard and Angelique Bernard.  The lady attended the to study acting while being brought up in Houston, Texas. Later, Crystal Bernard enrolled in the and then attended . In both colleges, she studied acting and international relations. 

Crystal Bernard Professional Career: Singing and Acting

After completing her education at the Baylor University, Crystal Bernard decided to pursue a career in music as well as in acting.

Crystal Bernard's songs

Crystal Bernard, who is known for her hissing voice, began singing since she was three. During those days, she was a gospel singer and used to sing along with her elder sister. Together, Robyn and Crystal Bernard also sang a song titled . 

The lady has also co-written the song from Paula Abdul's album in . Besides, Crystal Bernard has also appeared in the American rock band They Might Be Giants' music video for . 

Crystal Bernard movies and tv shows

Crystal began her acting career in early when she appeared in along with Ted McGinley. Later that year, she also appeared in the TV series where she portrayed the role of K.C. Cunningham, alongside Henry Winkler and late Ron Howard. 

Crystal has not been a part of the filming section for too many times rather she is more involved in playing TV sitcoms. Her last movie was in where she portrayed the role of Julia London in .