Meet Ezra Frech Mom Bahar Soomekh: Background and Family Life
Discover background details about actress and nonprofit co-founder Bahar Soomekh, recognized widely as the ezra frech mom following recent appearances.

Introduction to Ezra Frech Mom Bahar Soomekh
Interest in ezra frech mom Bahar Soomekh has surged following television cameos and family features related to the Paralympian's appearance on the Dancing With the Stars ballroom. Viewers and fans have been eager to learn more about the background of the athlete's parents, their careers, and their family life.
Meet the Parents: Bahar Soomekh and Clayton Frech
Bahar Soomekh and Clayton Frech met at an airport terminal before later marrying in 2001. Together, they share three sons, including Paralympian Ezra Frech, who was born in 2005. From a young age, both parents encouraged Ezra—who was born with congenital limb differences—to pursue his dreams in sports without using his disability as an excuse or an insecurity.
Acting Career and Professional Background
Before raising a family and helping run charitable ventures, Bahar Soomekh pursued an acting career. Born in Iran, she moved to Los Angeles in 1979 before the Iranian Revolution and later studied environmental studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. After working a corporate job that she found unfulfilling, she took night theater classes, quit her job, and secured a role in the Oscar-winning film Crash (2004). She subsequently appeared in multiple Saw films, Mission Impossible III (2006), and Memory of a Killer in 2026. Per her Instagram bio, she also works as a real estate agent and public speaking coach.
Advocacy and Nonprofit Work
Alongside her career in entertainment, Bahar and her husband co-founded Angel City Sports. The organization aims to create opportunities and support for adaptive athletes in Southern California. Clayton Frech serves as Ezra's manager, runs the nonprofit, and created the docuseries Adaptive, which followed Ezra and other athletes during the 2024 Paris Paralympics.
Sources: People.com, Yahoo, Us Weekly.



