Katie Wee is an accomplished actress, speaker, and mindset coach, widely recognized for her impactful work on television and her dedication to empowering others.

Born in Berkeley, California, Katie has built a successful career in both the entertainment and wellness industries. She is known for her roles in popular television series such as Modern Family, Shrill, Hawaii Five-0, and General Hospital. Her work has been featured on major networks including NBC, ABC, CBS, Hulu, FX, FXX, and Lifetime.

Beyond her acting career, Katie is a passionate advocate for self-compassion, mindfulness, and personal growth. As the Founder of Happy Camp, a transformative wellness retreat, she helps individuals reconnect with their inner peace, joy, and self-love. Through her coaching, speaking engagements, and wellness initiatives, Katie inspires high-performing individuals to reclaim their confidence and manifest their dreams.

Katie’s personal journey has been one of resilience and empowerment. Katie experienced sexual abuse at the age of 12 by her ballet teacher and suffered in silence for many years. Realizing her abuser was still teaching young girls years later, she came forward against him to the police. At the time, she asked to be referred to in all court documents as Jane Doe to protect her identity.

In the trial process, she was accused of lying, coming forward for attention and “Trying to be part of the Me Too Movement.” After a devastating mistrial in 2019, Her abuser was finally incarcerated in 2021 after more victims came forward and he pled guilty. He is now serving a 20-year sentence in prison for his crimes.

Katie has become a beacon of strength and inspiration for the survivor community, and has shared her voice with RAINN as a spokesperson. Sharing her story openly, Katie empowers others to heal, grow, and thrive, no matter what life throws at them.

she chose to tell her story to the San Francisco Chronicle and Newsweek with her real name in 2022. Her message in doing this is that survivors have nothing to be ashamed of and a greater dialogue around sexual abuse is needed in order to create impactful change societally and systemically.

Katie found out in 2018 that she carries the genetic mutation BRCA2, and chose to have a prophylactic double mastectomy and breast reconstruction in 2019 to mitigate her chances of breast cancer. She allowed a film crew to document her process for other women making this difficult choice, and has provided coaching, resources and inspiration for the BRCA community.

Through her diverse talents and unwavering commitment to helping others, Katie continues to create meaningful change in the lives of those she serves, guiding them to become the most empowered and enlightened versions of themselves, so that they may live the life they truly came here for.

Katie Wee