Emmy-Award winning actress Tracey Bregman joined the cast of "The Young and the Restless" in January 1983 as Lauren Fenmore.   From September 1995-1999, Tracey starred as Lauren Fenmore on "The Bold and the Beautiful" before returning to "Y&R" in September of 2001. 

In 1985, Tracey received her first Emmy award for her work on "Y&R," as Outstanding Younger Actress In A Daytime Drama Series," and was nominated again for the award in 1987.  In both 2006 and 2008 Tracey was nominated for an Emmy in the category of Outstanding Supporting Actress. In 2016, she received her first nomination in the Outstanding Lead Actress category.

Born in Munich, Germany, Tracey was raised in London, England until the age of ten. Her family settled in Southern California when she was eleven, and Tracey began studying acting with Francis Lederer A.N.T.A. and at the Lee Strasberg Theatre while continuing her regular college preparatory education at the Harvard-Westlake School. Tracey has studied over the last years with Ivana Chubbuck, the late Gene Bua and Toni Bull Bua.

Tracey's first break came when she landed a three-day role on the daytime drama series "Days of Our Lives." It turned in a two and a half year stint with Tracey starring as one of the lead characters. Throughout her career, Tracey received numerous awards including two for "Best Actress In Daytime TV" (Youth In Film Awards), "Most Popular Newcomer" (Daytime TV Magazine), "Most Exciting New Actress In Daytime TV " and "Favorite New Actress, (Canadian People Poll), "Best Actress (Soap Opera Digest)

Tracey's television credits include lead roles in the ABC after school specials, "The Girl With E.S.P.," and "Three On A Date." She had guest starring roles in the Movies of the week, "Fair Weather Friend" and Lifetime's "Sex and Mrs. X" She also guest starred in the primetime television series "The Fall Guy," "The Love Boat," "Gavilan," and "Fame" and was a series regular on the NBC show, "Second Family Tree."

Her feature film credits include lead roles in "Misogynist",  "Happy Birthday To Me," "The Funny Farm." "The Concrete Jungle" and "Blue Devil, Blue Devil."

Tracey is also a lyricist. She wrote the lyrics for the themes for both "The Funny Farm," and "The Concrete Jungle." She also appeared with the Muppets in a music video for MTV along with her son Austin called, "She Drives Me Crazy." Tracey has co-written a musical for Broadway with Toni Bull Bua and Gene Bua called, "When I dream...the story of a boy who lost his once upon a time."

Tracey has been passionately involved in branding and has been the spokesperson for a vegan make-up brush line "Advanced Beauty Tools," and was the face and spokesperson of Jabot Cosmetics for Sony Pictures/CBS-TV/Fushion Brands all on HSN. Tracey has also been designer and spokesperson for the Tracey Bregman Collection of jewelry on The Shopping Channel in Canada, as well as the spokesperson for the uber-popular, Pilates Pro Chair.

Tracey has been veganish since she was eight and is very health conscious. She works out regularly, hikes, does Pilates, and is a hunter/ dressage rider. Tracey has three horses, a mini donkey, a sheep, two dogs and two cats. 7 out of 9 of her animals were adopted or rescued from the kill pen and/or slaughter house steps, which prompted her to form an animal foundation, World Pawz, which offers a curated fashion piece every quarter that is sold in her partner in the foundation’s store, Moo Country and online, that benefits animal rescues around the world. 

Tracey is also head of the hoofing society for an equine therapy foundation called, Saddle up! And is on the board of Chenoa Manor, an animal sanctuary. 

Tracey has two sons, Austin and Landon, Two step daughters, Emily and Lindsay and 5 grandchildren and splits her time between Los Angeles and Nashville.