Glee: Quinn Fabray

Quinn Fabray Bio

Dianna Agron as Quinn Fabray

Popular head cheerleader Quinn Fabray is Finn Hudson's girlfriend and a true mean girl who delights in tormenting social outcast Rachel Berry at every opportunity. Despite being president of the Christ Crusaders (aka the Celibacy Club), Quinn shared a drunken romp with Puck that resulted in a pregnancy she attributes to Finn, believing him to be the better prospect.

Quinn joins the glee club to keep an eye on her boyfriend as well as to satisfy her scheming, glee-hating coach, Sue Sylvester. When Quinn's pregnancy is made public, she's cut from the Cheerios and experiences life on the outs for the first time. But between glee and her pregnancy, she's learning there's more to life than popularity.

After her parents kick her out out of their house, Quinn moves in with Finn. But when the identity of the baby's father is revealed, Finn leaves her and she and Puck begin a brief relationship. Newly unpopular Quinn bonds with newly popular Mercedes, and Quinn even requests that Mercedes be in the delivery room for the birth of her daughter, Beth. Her estranged mother appears at the birth as well, having recently left Quinn's father. Later, baby Beth is adopted by Vocal Adrenaline coach Shelby Corcoran.




Dianna Agron Bio

During her budding career, Dianna Agron has appeared on numerous television shows, including "Numb3rs," "Shark," "Close to Home" and "CSI: NY." She also had a recurring role on the critically acclaimed series "Veronica Mars" and was seen as "Debbie Marshall" on the sci-fi hit "Heroes." She appeared in "It's a Mall World," a series of short films directed by Milo Ventimiglia.

Agron recently starred in the feature film "The Romantics" opposite Josh Duhamel, Katie Holmes, Anna Paquin and Elijah Wood. She recently completed shooting "I Am Number Four," a sci-fi thriller produced by Steven Spielberg.

Agron, 23 years old, grew up in San Francisco, and is a supporter of the animal rights organization PETA. She lives in Los Angeles.