Raven-Symoné

Raven-Symoné, a multifaceted personality in the entertainment industry, has made notable contributions in acting, music, and production. Her role as Raven Baxter on "That's So Raven" and the spin-off "Raven's Home" is widely celebrated. This acclaim is evident in her five NAACP Image Awards, two Kids' Choice Awards, and three Young Artist Awards. Symoné has also been acknowledged by the Emmy Awards, garnering nominations for Outstanding Children's Program and Daytime Emmy Awards. Additionally, she has demonstrated her directing prowess with episodes of "Raven's Home," along with other series such as "Bunk'd" and "The Ms. Pat Show".

Moreover, Symoné's artistic range extends to the world of music. Albums like "Here's to New Dreams" and "This Is My Time" testify to her musical talent. She further validated her music career with a headlining tour in 2006, the "This Is My Time Tour". Her Broadway debut in 2012's "Sister Act" illustrates her versatility as an artist. In the realm of television, Symoné has had diverse roles, including co-hosting "The View" from 2015 to 2016, and hosting the 2024 revival of "Scrabble" on The CW.

Acknowledged as one of the "100 Greatest Child Stars Of All Time" by VH1, Symoné's talent was recognized from an early age. Beyond acting and music, she has been an active participant in important discussions, such as the experiences of child stars of color in the entertainment industry. Her wide-ranging roles across television series, including voice roles in "Big City Greens" since 2018, hosting duties on shows like "Holiday Wars", and her appearance in the 2024 documentary "Child Star" highlight her enduring relevance and influence in the industry. She hosts the "Tea Time" podcast with her wife, Miranda Maday.