At the tender age of five, Kirsten Storms already knew what she wanted to do with her life, she longed to perform in front of the camera. Kirsten would tag along with her father, Mike, to the CBS affiliate in Orlando where he was the sportscaster. She would saunter on to the news set, pretending to be the weather caster. The station recorded her forecasts so the rising star could critique her "work." She was hooked! Kirsten Storms has decided to put her weather aspirations on hold, at least for now, because the young lady just landed the coveted role of the precocious Belle Black on NBC's number on daytime drama, "Days of our Lives." Born in Orlando, Florida in 1984, Kirsten lived the normal life of a child until she was five years old. While performing in a showcase at an area acting school for kids, Kirsten was discovered by a talent scout that convinced her parents to enroll their young daughter in an intensive children's acting program in the Catskills in New York. The opportunity was too good to pass up. However, Kirsten would need to make this trip on her own. "I was five years old, on a plane to New York, and for two weeks I couldn't have any contact with my family," recalls the young actress. "But I loved every minute of it." The sacrifice paid off when the training culminated in an off Broadway show where the five year old caught the eye of many agents and talent scouts.

Kirsten's first television series was a recurring role in ABC's "Second Noah," portraying the best friend of Hannah Beckett. Shortly after the series ended its run, the Storms family decided to head west and give LA a try. Kirsten soon landed the role of Laura Cummings, Simon Camden's girlfriend, on the WB hit, "7th Heaven." Sadly, Laura broke Simon's heart when Kirsten was chosen to star as spicy, free-spirited Zenon, in the Disney Channel's original movie "Zenon, Girl of the 21st Century." The busy young teen appeared on Lifetime's weekly series "Any Day Now" (starring Annie Potts) as Lydia, the snooty 'Little Miss Perfect' who's clearly the teacher's pet. Other credits include a starring role in the syndicated Disney series "Sing Me A Story With Bell" and "The Trojan Horse," a Hallmark Entertainment production. Kirsten portrayed the younger Melissa in ABC's acclaimed "Love Letters," directed by legendary Stanley Donen. "My all time favorite actress is Audrey Hepburn," recounts Kirsten. "When I learned Stanley Donen directed my idol in three films, I was on cloud nine." Kirsten recently completed principal photography for the Disney Channel's "Johnny Tsunami."