Carmen Maria Robles

 Carmen Maria Robles, August 18, 1973; Carmen Serano), is an American actress. She played the role of Assistant Principal Carmen Molina in the television show Breaking Bad. She starred alongside Steven Seagal in Urban Justice (2006) as well as Deadly Impact (2010). On May 9 2007 she got married to Greg Serano, an actor. They now live in California with their son Mark as well as their daughters Cheyenne & Nya. A lot of people are interested in Carmen Serano's race, ethnicity and nationality. Let's find out! According to Wikipedia and IMDb, Carmen Serano's ethnicity was Multiracial. We will make changes to Carmen Serano's religion & political views in this article. Make sure to check the article after some time. Ranked at the top of the list of most popular Actors. Also, on the list of most famous American celebrities born in America. Carmen Serano celebrates birthday on August 18 of each year.                                             

                            






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