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}}'''Audrey Lois Lane-Partlow''' (born on December 30, 2003 in Seattle, Washington U.S.) is a American professional dancer, choreographer, actress and model with Filipino and Mexican roots living in Los Angeles, California.

}}'''Audrey Lois Lane-Partlow,''' better known by her stage name '''''Audrey Lane''''' (born on December 30, 2003 in Seattle, Washington U.S.) is an American professional dancer, choreographer, actress and model with Filipino and Mexican roots living in Los Angeles, California.

Audrey got world fame as popular member of the international dance crew ''Jam Republic'' on the South Korean reality drama TV show ''Street Woman Fighter 2'' in 2023. The competition show of ten episodes by 48 professional industry dancers and choreographers in eight teams battling on eight missions went globally viral with English subtitles. After eight weeks since first airing the videos of the show got more than over a half of billion views total on YouTube alone.

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-}}'''Audrey Lois Lane-Partlow''' (born on December 30, 2003 in Seattle, Washington U.S.) is a American professional dancer, choreographer, actress and model with Filipino and Mexican roots living in Los Angeles, California.
+}}'''Audrey Lois Lane-Partlow,''' better known by her stage name '''''Audrey Lane''''' (born on December 30, 2003 in Seattle, Washington U.S.) is an American professional dancer, choreographer, actress and model with Filipino and Mexican roots living in Los Angeles, California.
 Audrey got world fame as popular member of the international dance crew ''Jam Republic'' on the South Korean reality drama TV show ''Street Woman Fighter 2'' in 2023. The competition show of ten episodes by 48 professional industry dancers and choreographers in eight teams battling on eight missions went globally viral with English subtitles. After eight weeks since first airing the videos of the show got more than over a half of billion views total on YouTube alone.