Booboo Stewart

Booboo Stewart is an American actor, singer, martial artist, and visual artist whose career encompasses major film franchises, television series, and fine art. Stewart began his career as a model at age 10, participating in numerous campaigns, and received a record deal at age 12 with Walt Disney Records, touring with acts such as Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus, and The Cheetah Girls. He first worked on camera as a stunt performer in films like "Beowulf" before transitioning to acting. An accomplished martial artist, Stewart won two world championships and was inducted into the Jr. Blackbelt Hall of Fame.

Stewart gained widespread recognition for his role as Seth Clearwater in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," reprising the character in both "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1" and "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2." His work in the Twilight franchise brought significant attention, leading to guest appearances on television series such as "CSI: Miami," Disney Channel's "Good Luck Charlie"—for which he received a Young Artist Award nomination—and "Hawaii Five-0." Stewart earned a Best Actor award at the FilmOut film festival in San Diego for his lead role in the independent film "White Frog."

Stewart appeared in Bryan Singer's "X-Men: Days of Future Past" as Warpath, expanding his presence in superhero films. He starred in the Disney Channel original movie "Descendants" as Jay, the son of Jafar, and reprised the role in the sequels "Descendants 2" and "Descendants 3." Additional roles include Luca in "Good Trouble" and Willie in "Julie and the Phantoms." Stewart's voice acting credits include "Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors" and "Descendants: The Royal Wedding." He also received the Rising Star Award from the Temecula Film and Music Festival.

In collaboration with Park West Gallery, Stewart's debut solo art exhibition, "Things I Don't Know How To Talk About," was showcased in Park West's New York Soho Gallery and later in Las Vegas. Stewart is a mixed media artist who has contributed to fundraisers and nonprofit organizations. He was named a celebrity ambassador by the Muscular Dystrophy Association, participating in the "Make a Muscle, Make a Difference" PSA campaign in print and TV advertisements. Stewart's experience in acting, music, and philanthropy reflects a broad engagement with the entertainment industry and the arts.