Carmen Maria Robles

 Carmen Maria Robles (born August 18th, 1973) is an American actress. She played the role of Assistant Principal Carmen Molina in the television series Breaking Bad. Together with Steven Seagal, she starred in Urban Justice (2007) and Deadly Impact (2010). She got married to actor Greg Serano on May 9, 2007. They currently live with Mark and Nya, their daughter Cheyenne, in California. A lot of people are curious about what Carmen Serano ethnicity, nationality and ancestry. Race? Let's learn! Based on Wikipedia, IMDb and public sources, Carmen Serano is Multiracial. This article will include information on the current state of Carmen Serano's politics and religion. You can read the article at a later time in the next few days. Ranked as the most popular actor. Also, ranked on the list of famous stars born in the United States. Carmen Serano celebrates birthday on August 18 every year.                     


                            






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