Audrey

Audrey was born in Morocco to the owner of the North African News Network (NANN). NANN was notoriously called sensationalist because of their reporting ethics, conflating facts to create more interesting stories. Audrey would commonly fight with her father because of his morals, leading to Audrey pursuing her own form of journalism, leaning more towards unbiased facts than creating fear provoking headlines. This led to Audrey making many trips through Africa, documenting the many power struggles tearing Central Africa apart. On one occasion, Audrey’s caravan got shot at by a local warlord, leaving their driver shot dead. Audrey selfishlessly put herself into line of fire to escort the other members of her caravan to safety. The whole scenario was caught on film, of which she managed to bring home and broadcast on her own social media accounts, reporting what she saw. Because of NANN’s inability to pick up the story, Audrey was praised for her bravery. She was invited to the US to continue studying Journalism and perfect her craft.

Audrey now is studying Journalism at Banderbuck University. She is part of the Banderbuck University Cheer Squad.