Michelle Jenner is a Spanish actress with an extensive career in voice acting, in addition to her prominent live-action roles in film and television. Born on September 14, 1986, in Barcelona, Spain, she was raised in a family of performers, with her father, Miguel Ángel Jenner, and brother, David Jenner, both being established actors in the dubbing industry. This environment led her to begin her voice acting career at the age of six.

Jenner's voice acting work spans animation, live-action dubbing, and video games. She is notably recognized as the regular Spanish dubbing voice for actress Emma Watson, having dubbed Hermione Granger in the first four Harry Potter films. This association continued with other roles, such as providing the Spanish voice for Bella in the live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast. Her work in dubbing also includes Giosuè in the Italian film Life is Beautiful and a role in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace. In animation, she has voiced characters such as Jane in Return to Never Land, Kiara in The Lion King, and Mindy in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.

Jenner has been a prominent voice in major Spanish animated productions. She voices the character Sara, a recurring role she originated in the 2012 feature film Tad, The Lost Explorer and reprised in its sequels. Her work in video games is also notable, including her performance as Lauren Winter in the interactive drama Heavy Rain and as the protagonist Aloy in the acclaimed title Horizon Zero Dawn and its expansion, The Frozen Wilds.

Jenner's work frequently involves collaborations with family members, a recurring theme in her career. She has shared dubbing projects with both her father and brother, including in the film Toy Story, where she and her brother voiced the siblings Sid and Hannah Phillips. Her performance as Aloy in Horizon Zero Dawn brought her voice to a globally recognized video game character, and her contributions to Spanish animation, such as in the The Idhun Chronicles for Netflix, highlight her continued presence in the industry. Her portrayal of Queen Isabella I of Castile in the television series Isabel, while a live-action role, further cemented her status as a leading actress in Spain.