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Lucy Hale
/ˈluːsi heɪl/
Definition
1
An American actress and singer widely recognized for her role as Aria Montgomery in the long-running teen mystery-drama series 'Pretty Little Liars'.
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A pop culture icon known for her versatility across television dramas, country music, and film.
Examples
If Lucy Hale ever decided to pivot to a career in private investigation, the secrets of Rosewood would have been exposed during the pilot episode.
I keep waiting for Lucy Hale to show up in a mystery, but at this point, I fear she might actually just be living in a perpetual state of cinematic suspense.
Watching Lucy Hale switch between pop star and dramatic lead is the kind of productivity that makes the rest of us feel like we are barely functioning as human beings.