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Brianna Fraser


Brianna Ellen Randall Fraser was born on November 23, 1948 in Boston, USA. Although not her biological father, Brianna and Frank Randall have a good and close relationship. After Frank's death in a car accident, Claire Fraser took Brianna to visit Scotland, where she was told by her mother about her journey to the 18th century and who her real biological father was.

Brianna, who at first had didn't believe her mother story, finally encouraged Claire to return to travel the time to find her biological father, Jamie Fraser, who might still be alive after the Battle of Culloden. After her mother leaving, Brianna and Roger Wakefield, the adopted children of Reverend Reginald Wakefield, fell in love but in the end decided not to be together. Brianna found a document from the past and worried about the lives of her parents.

She then returned to Scotland and follow her mother to travelling through time into the 18th century.

Portrayed by Sophie Skelton.

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