| Full name | Georgia March Luckinbill |
|---|---|
| Born | December 17, 2009 |
| Parents | Amelia Heinle (mother), Thad Luckinbill (father) |
| Siblings | Thaddeus Rowe Luckinbill Jr. (full brother), August Manning Weatherly (maternal half-brother) |
| Relationship to main person | Daughter of Amelia Heinle |
Georgia March Luckinbill is the daughter of actress Amelia Heinle and actor-producer Thad Luckinbill. She was born on December 17, 2009, and is the younger of the two children Heinle and Luckinbill have together. Most people encounter her name through coverage of her mother, who is a well-known face on daytime television.
Georgia is a private individual with no public career or public profile of her own. What is reliably known about her comes from CBS’s official biography of Amelia Heinle and from entertainment reporting connected to her parents.
Georgia March Luckinbill’s Birth and Background
Georgia was born on December 17, 2009. Her birth was reported shortly after she arrived, with entertainment outlets noting that Amelia Heinle and Thad Luckinbill had welcomed their second child together. CBS’s official biography of Heinle identifies Georgia by name and lists her alongside her siblings as part of Heinle’s family.
Her full name, Georgia March Luckinbill, appears consistently across biographical records and entertainment sources, including IMDb’s entry for her father and Wikipedia’s coverage of the Luckinbill family. Beyond her name, birth date, and parentage, no reliable public source documents an independent career, public appearances, or other notable achievements for Georgia. She has grown up outside the public eye.
Her Parents: Amelia Heinle and Thad Luckinbill
Georgia’s mother, Amelia Heinle, is an American actress best known for playing Victoria Newman on CBS’s long-running soap opera The Young and the Restless. Heinle joined the cast in 2005 and has remained one of the show’s central figures. Her performance earned her two Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series, in 2014 and 2015.
Georgia’s father, Thad Luckinbill, is also an actor and producer. He appeared on The Young and the Restless as J.T. Hellstrom, which is how he and Heinle first crossed paths professionally. Beyond acting, Luckinbill has worked as a producer on a number of film projects.
Heinle and Luckinbill have two children together: Georgia and her older brother Rowe. Their shared work on the same series gave them a professional connection before their personal one, a detail that comes up regularly in coverage of both their careers.
Georgia’s Family and Siblings
Georgia is the youngest of three children connected to her mother, Amelia Heinle.
Her older full brother is Thaddeus Rowe Luckinbill Jr., born November 2, 2007, and commonly referred to as Rowe. He is the couple’s first child and is roughly two years older than Georgia.
Georgia also has an older maternal half-brother, August Manning Weatherly. August is Amelia Heinle’s son from her previous marriage to actor Michael Weatherly, who is widely known for his roles in NCIS and Bull. Heinle and Michael Weatherly were married from 2007 to 2010, and August was born during that period. That makes August Georgia’s half-brother on her mother’s side.
CBS’s official biography of Amelia Heinle lists all three children — August, Rowe, and Georgia — placing Georgia as the youngest of the three. Readers curious about the full picture of Heinle’s family will find that Georgia sits at the end of that sibling line.
For anyone following the careers and personal lives of Heinle and Luckinbill, coverage on First Business Mag provides additional context about entertainment figures and their families.
Georgia’s connection to two well-known parents and a half-sibling with a famous father of his own means her name occasionally surfaces in entertainment reporting, even though she has no public role herself. The verified facts about her remain straightforward: her name, her birthday, who her parents are, and who her siblings are. That is the complete picture that reliable sources support, and it is the appropriate boundary for any factual account of her life at this stage.
