| Sienna Miller Biography |
Sienna Rose Miller, born December 28, 1981, is an American-born English actress and model.
Miller was born in New York City. She moved to England as a child and attended the Heathfield school in Ascot, Berkshire and later studied for a year at the Lee Strasberg Institute with luminaries like Will Lee and Koni Summer in New York City.
Miller was born to hippie parents. Her father, Edward Miller, is an American banker born in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Her mother, Jo Miller, is a South African who ran Lee Strasberg's acting academy in London. Her parents parted when she was six years old, and her father subsequently married (and later separated from) the English interior designer Kelly Hoppen. Miller has one sister, Savannah, who is a fashion designer; two half-brothers, Charles and Steven, and one former step-sister, Natasha (daughter of Hoppen).
Miller's relationship with Jude Law has been frequently featured in the entertainment press. On Christmas Day of 2004, they became engaged. However, on July 18, 2005, Law issued a public apology to her for having an affair with Daisy Wright, the nanny of his children by his former wife (actress Sadie Frost). At the same time, Miller was rumored to be having an affair with Law's friend, Daniel Craig. Despite attempting to salvage their relationship, Miller and Law separated. They reunited briefly in 2006 before separating again. In January of 2007, Miller was spotted being taken to her hotel in the early morning hours by P. Diddy after a night of partying. Another video appeared in April 2007 showing some of her posse harassing a paparazzo after, it is alleged, she left a club several minutes after Combs.
While on location in Pennsylvania, working The Mysteries of Pittsburgh, Miller made derogatory comments about the city, referring to Pittsburgh as "Shitsburgh", in an interview for Rolling Stone magazine . She apologized, noting that her father grew up in Western Pennsylvania only 85 miles from the city. Miller was forced to retract her profane comment by the film's producers. Her apology was damage control, Miller told the Guardian, and in her opinion calling the city "Shitsburgh" was not a big deal.
(Source: Wikipedia, www.wikipedia.com)
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