Ruby Stokes

Ruby Stokes (also credited as Ruby May Stokes) is a British screen actress born on September 4, 2000, in London, England. Known for her naturalistic performances and sharp emotional range, she has built a steady career across film, television, and stage-to-screen productions.

Stokes first drew wider attention through acclaimed films including Una (as young Una Spencer) and the BAFTA-nominated coming-of-age drama Rocks (as Agnes). She later expanded her filmography with projects such as A Banquet, alongside notable credits like White Girl, Black Dog (Kayla), Sunny Dancer (Ella), and voice work in Where Is Anne Frank as Kitty.

On television, she became a familiar face as Francesca Bridgerton in the first two seasons of Bridgerton, before taking a leading role in Netflix’s supernatural detective series Lockwood & Co. Her work also includes National Theatre Live: Till The Stars Come Down, reflecting a versatility that moves easily between intimate drama and mainstream genre storytelling.