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Lizzy Greene was discovered in 2013 at a talent workshop in her hometown of Dallas. Growing up she was drawn to everything related to the performing arts. She got her start in theater at age seven, specializing in comedic projects. After a few years training in theater, traveling with an improv troupe, she was cast in a lead role in Nickelodeon's comedy series "Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn" which ran for four seasons.

Greene has been nominated three times for a Kids Choice Award for Favorite Female TV Star for her portrayal of Dawn on the Nickelodeon series. Her other television credits include a lead role in Nickelodeon's TV movie "Tiny Christmas", multiple guest starring roles, and ABC's pilot "Damaged Goods."

Greene, who thrives on being challenged professionally, has demonstrated versatility in her transition from children's comedic acting to adult drama in ABC's "A Million Little Things", which wrapped in 2023 after 5 seasons. Greene played Sophie Dixon, the 16-year-old daughter to Jon and Delilah Dixon (played by Ron Livingston and Stephanie Szostak).

Greene is now staring as Lauren Brigman in Netflix's new Drama series, Ransom Canyon, which is projected to air in 2025.

In her free time, Greene enjoys humanitarian work, painting, and sports.

Isabel Gravitt was born on 19 August 2003. She is an actress, known for In Search of Fellini (2017), American Housewife (2016) and The Watcher (2022).

Whitney Peak is known from Aaron Sorkin's directorial debut film "Molly's Game." She is also known for The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina - Part 3 and 4 as well as the Apple TV Plus series, Home Before Dark. She was born in Kampala, Uganda, where she lived until age 10 when the family moved to Port Coquitlam, British Columbia.

An undeniable talent on the rise, actress Corinne Massiah has quietly amassed an impressive body of work, encompassing captivating characters she has brought to life.

Massiah currently plays Angela Bassett's daughter, "May Grant," as a series regular in the Ryan Murphy executive produced series, 9-1-1. The series finished the 6th season on the Fox Network and will now be airing subsequent seasons on ABC. This action-drama explores the high-pressure experiences of the first responders who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking, and heart-stopping situations. Massiah's character, "May", plays an active role as a 9-1-1 dispatch operator, alerting the crew of incoming emergencies, putting her in a high stakes environment.

Growing up as a twin, Corinne's parents thought it would be a good outlet to put her and her sister into acting classes to burn off steam, shifting their sibling energy into something other than each other. After taking her first acting class, Corinne realized that she absolutely loved performing on a stage in front of friends, and relished the idea of being able to play different characters. Memorizing lines came easy, and she looked forward to having scene and monologue showcases at her acting studio.

Massiah made her television debut when she booked her first audition at 8 years old on the CBS crime-drama series, CSI: NY. She then followed it up with a guest-star on NCIS. Massiah would try her hand at television commercials by booking several spots for AMERICAN GIRL DOLL, PROGRESSIVE and AT&T.

During this time, she would land her first major role as a series regular in the Kevin Hart sitcom pilot, KEEPING IT TOGETHER, for ABC. The pilot would also star Romany Malco. The pilot was unfortunately not picked up, but the experience proved invaluable and would help drive her momentum forward. This led her to booking a strong supporting in the feature, ADVENTURES IN LOVE & BABYSITTING, as well as, a major recurring role on the ABC series, MISTRESSES, which she was on for four seasons. She followed with recurring roles on the Dan Fogelman executive produced Fox series, PITCH, and the ABC series, SECRETS & LIES.

Other notable work includes playing the daughter to Dwayne Johnson character in the action adventure film, G.I. JOE: RETALIATION, directed by John Chu. She also had a small supporting role in the Neon/Hulu's critically acclaimed horror-comedy BAD HAIR, directed by Justin Simien. The film starred James Van Der Beek, Vanessa Williams, Jay Pharoah and LenaWaithe.

Corinne absolutely loves dogs, especially her rescue poodle named Scooby! Her dream is to one day have her own humane animal rescue facility.

Massiah currently resides in Los Angeles.

Elsie Kate Fisher is an American actor. They began their career in 2009 with a role in the television series Medium at age 6, before voicing Agnes in the first two Despicable Me films. In 2018, they received critical acclaim for their performance as the socially-struggling teenager Kayla Day in the comedy-drama film Eighth Grade; they earned many accolades and nominations for their performance, including a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actress - Motion Picture Comedy or Musical.

Most well known for voicing Agnes in the Despicable Me films. They are also notable for their voice role as Masha in the English version of the animated television series Masha and the Bear. As a live action actor, they were cast as Kevin Costner's character's daughter in the 2015 feature film McFarland, USA.

Fisher portrayed Parker Needler in the animated adaptation of The Addams Family (2019). They will also star in Ken Kwapis' musical film The Shaggs, based on the rock band of the same name.

Asha Banks is a young British actress and singer based in London.

Asha has extensive theatre credits, and has a lead part in her first feature film, The Magic Flute, released in November 2022. The film is a modern retelling of Mozart's popular opera, produced by Roland Emmerich's Centropolis Entertainment and Flute Film, and directed by Florian Sigl. Asha plays the female lead part of Princess Pamina. The movie also stars Iwan Rheon and Jack Wolfe and some of the world's most renowned opera stars.

Asha recently played the part of Thea in London's 2021/22 critically acclaimed Olivier-nominated production of Spring Awakening at the Almeida Theatre directed by Rupert Goold. She was also the understudy for the lead role of Wendla and performed as Wendla a number of times.

Asha made her professional acting debut at the age of 8 years old in the London West End show Les Miserables (at the Queen's Theatre, now the Sondheim Theatre). Since then she has played principal parts in a further six West End and UK productions.

Asha worked for the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) in 2019/20, when she portrayed the lead part of Lisa James in their musical production of David Walliams' The Boy in the Dress, at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon directed by Gregory Doran, with a book by Mark Ravenhill, and music from pop partnership Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers. Asha sings Lisa James' main musical ballad 'When Things Fall Apart" on the original cast album of the musical, released in 2020.

Prior to this, Asha has played parts such as Violet Beauregarde in Charlie & The Chocolate Factory at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Duffy in the UK tour of Annie the Musical directed by Nikolai Foster, and the Parsons Girl in the multi-award-winning and Olivier-nominated play 1984, directed by Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan for the Almeida theatre, which then transferred to the Playhouse theatre, London, taking Asha with it.

Asha also portrayed Pandora Braithwaite in The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, aged 13 ¾ at the Menier Chocolate Factory, London, for which she earned outstanding reviews. "Asha Banks gives a stellar performance" said The Times, and "Asha Banks on press night - very funny and a cracking singer, surely a future star" from London Timeout magazine while The Telegraph said she was "the perfect mix of poise, aloofness and vitality" and The Times called her performance "outstanding".

At just 15 years old, Maisy Stella (born December 13, 2003) has already experienced monumental success in her career. She began starring in the hit ABC TV series Nashville in 2012 as Daphne Conrad, alongside her real-life sister Lennon Stella, who plays Maddie Conrad. The series moved over to CMT (Country Music Television) for Season 5. Season 6 will air in January 2018 on CMT. Prior to acting in Nashville, Maisy had already gained national attention when her and Lennon's cover of Robyn's "Call your Girlfriend" went viral. The performance captured the hearts of millions worldwide and resulted in their first appearance on Good Morning America. Their YouTube channel has over 100 million views and nearly 800,000 subscribers.

In April 2013, the sisters had a show-stopping performance of "Ho Hey" by The Lumineers on Nashville. When ABC released the cover to the radio, it not only became the #1 most added song in the nation, but it also rose to the Top 40 of the Billboard Songs chart. Their rendition remains the #1 most downloaded song of all the hit TV show's releases. In addition, Maisy and Lennon have sold more singles than any other cast member on the show. Later that same year, they were invited to perform at the CMA awards and present Taylor Swift with the Pinnacle Award.

Maisy went on to have the summer of a lifetime in 2014. Maisy spent it performing at The White House, singing at the wedding of Kimberly Perry (from The Band Perry) and playing shows across the globe in places like Park City, Utah, and Portugal.

In April 2015, Maisy added a new title to her resume: "Author." Maisy and Lennon partnered with HarperCollins Publishing to release a children's book called "In The Waves," which is based on their original song with the same title. To promote their new book, Maisy and Lennon appeared on Good Morning America for the 3rd time, The View, Entertainment Tonight and BuzzFeed. Maisy has also presented at the Radio Disney Awards, appeared on the TODAY show, Fox & Friends and countless other media outlets.

Maisy has already started to make her mark in the fashion world. She has been included on numerous "best dressed lists," such as U.S. Weekly, People Magazine and USA Today. She partnered with Seventeen Magazine and InStyle to be a special correspondent. In February 2016, she attended New York Fashion Week for the second time and walked in the Red Dress fashion show. Her eye for fashion is not limited to just clothing though. In July 2016, Maisy and Lennon came out with an exclusive furniture collection with Pottery Barn Teen. The line highlights their eclectic and vintage style.

In June 2017, Maisy recorded and starred in a music video for the song "Riding Free", which is the theme song for the DreamWorks' series Spirit Riding Free. She also played the voice of Hester in Season 3, Episode 1 of Spirit Riding Free. The episode premiered on Netflix in November 2017. Maisy also made a television appearance as a guest judge on Top Chef Jr. in December of 2017.

Maisy currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee, but was born in Oshawa, Ontario. Maisy plays the ukulele, guitar and piano. She grew up in a family full of talent; her parents, Brad and MaryLynne, are also a musical duo known as The Stellas. With so many life-changing experiences at such a young age, Maisy Stella is excited to see what the future holds as she grows and develops her promising career.

Rayna Vallandingham is the youngest black belt martial artist to attain 12 World Championship Titles. In 2011, at age 8, Rayna won 4 World Titles in Little Rock, Ark (the Triple Crown in Traditional; Forms, Weapons, Sparing and Creative Weapons) making her the youngest black belt ever to win a Championship (competing against girls twice her size and a number of years older). The next year (2012) she won 6 more world championships (Triple Crown in Traditional, Creative Weapons, XMA Forms, and XMA Weapons), and in 2013 she won the XMA Forms World Championship. After winning her latest World Championship she flew to Los Angeles to debut in Phillip Rhee's film "Underdogs" as Leticia. Rayna has traveled across the globe; performing, teaching, and making appearances. She has also modeled and explored other areas of the entertainment industry; such as writing, stunts, and more. She is a Brand Ambassador for the American Tae Kwon Do Association; as she films campaigns, videos, does interviews, photo shoots, appearances, etc. She was the youngest to compete in the 12-14 group on ESPN, and performed in front an audience of thousands of people. Vallandingham is a part of the Youth by Shawn Mendes music video, in which she demonstrates her martial arts skills along with many other talented individuals in this monumental video. Rayna continues to attend acting classes in Los Angeles frequently, and has many exciting projects nearing.

Marissa Reyes was born on 10 November 2003 in Houston, Texas, USA. She is an actress, known for Running Point (2025), Raven's Home (2017) and The Evilry.

Hannah was born in Vancouver, BC. She began acting in local children's theatre productions by the age of 7. Hannah found her agent when she was 11 years old and in the first year she was booked in numerous commercials and was cast as a lead in a horror feature film. Since then, she has been cast in TV movies, TV series, feature films and is now a series regular on the TV series "From". Hannah is a passionate, confident and well-rounded actor with energy and zest for every opportunity that comes her way.

Olivia Rodrigo is a soulful artist with a rare gift for emotive and empathetic songwriting. "I think I'm good at knowing how people feel, how I feel, and being able to capture that," the Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter-actor shares. Her father had Filipino ancestry. Her mother had is German, English, Irish, and some Austrian ancestry.

Her keen sense for conveying feeling has served her well, thus far. Olivia is the star of the first two seasons of the Disney+ High School Musical series. Acting has been something of a new development for her. Singing since she was 4, Olivia took up acting based on a recommendation from her vocal coach. "Acting and music relate in that they are both about capturing feelings and moments as accurately as you can," she shares.

Olivia exudes an intriguing paradox of being both exuberantly youthful and, sagely, an old soul. She seeks authenticity and bold expression in her music. "My favorite songs are brutally honest and give a vivid look into the artist's life and mind," she says. "Honest storytelling is my ultimate goal." A select cross section of her influences include artists as diverse as Fiona Apple, Jack White, PJ Harvey, and Phoebe Bridgers. Olivia's worlds of acting, singing and songwriting meet when she performs two original songs she wrote, as well as HSM classics, on the series.

"Writing for HSM was surreal, to say the least. The fact that they gave a 16-year-old a shot to write for such a big project is so awesome." She continues: "I think the perspective of a teenage girl is so powerful, and something that doesn't always gets harnessed in its full capacity, too."

As a kindergarten-er, Olivia took voice lessons, and then later piano lessons. At age 12, she began playing guitar. It was during this time that she began writing songs. "I remember coming up with melodies and lyrics and writing them down in this pink fluffy notebook that I had won at some arcade. I still keep that notebook on my bedside table," she says, laughing.

Anna Cathcart was born on June 16, 2003 in Vancouver, Canada. She starred in the Television show Odd Squad (2014). In 2017 she was cast in Disney's Descendants series as Dizzy Tremaine. In 2018, she starred as Kitty in To All the Boys I've Loved Before (2018). In 2019 she started filming the Brat show Zoe Valentine (2019). She has a sister name Sara.

Galilea La Salvia is an American-Argentine actress who was raised in Miami Beach, Florida. Her acting career began at just 10 years old when she landed the role of "Emily" in the Telemundo Spanish-language soap opera Villa Paraíso.

At 15, Galilea made a pivotal move to Los Angeles, California, to pursue her passion for acting on a larger stage. Since then, she has captivated audiences with her range and skill. Her most prominent role to date is as "Frankie" in Goosebumps: The Vanishing, where her performance brought depth and Latin representation to the screen.

Beyond acting, Galilea is a talented musician with a background in jazz vocal studies and a lifelong dedication to playing instruments. Her artistic versatility continues to shine both on and off the screen.

Wallis was born in Houma, Louisiana, to Qulyndreia (Jackson) Wallis, a teacher, and Venjie Wallis, Sr., a truck driver. She has one sister, Qunyquekya, and two brothers, Vejon and Venjie, Jr. "Quven", the first part of her name, combines the first syllables of her parents' first names. Wallis, at age five, auditioned for her very first acting job, the starring role in Beasts of the Southern Wild, even though the minimum age to be considered was six. She eventually beat out 4,000 others for the role of Hushpuppy, the indomitable child prodigy and survivalist who lives with her dying father in the backwoods bayou squalor of Louisiana. At that time, she was just six years old during the filming. Wallis is the first person born in the 21st century to receive an Academy Award nomination. In May 2014, Wallis was named the face of Armani Junior, Giorgio Armani's line for children and teens. This makes her the first major child celebrity to be the face of a luxury brand.

Millicent (Millie) Simmonds is a BAFTA nominated American actress from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania best known for Wonderstruck (2017), A Quiet Place (2018), A Quiet Place Part II (2020), and Helen & Teacher. She made her Broadway debut in 2023 starring opposite Laurie Metcalf in Levi Holloway's Grey House, directed by Joe Mantello.

Millicent originally hails from Bountiful, Utah, and grew up performing and telling stories in American Sign Language. A self-described class clown, at the age of nine Millicent joined the drama club at her elementary school, where she fell in love with acting, playing Puck in Midsummer Night's Dream. In 2016 her drama teacher received an email with a casting call looking for a Deaf actress for the part of Rose in a film adaption of Brian Selznick's award-winning novel Wonderstruck. She quickly thought of Millie and encouraged her to try out. Millie, then twelve, sent in a one-take audition that brought the film's director Todd Haynes to tears, winning her what would become a stunning breakout role. Millicent and Wonderstruck debuted at Cannes and the New York Film Festival. She was named one of the Breakthrough Entertainers of 2017 by AP, and Time Magazine listed Rose as one of the Top 10 Movie Performances of the year. Millicent landed her next major film role as Regan Abbott in John Krasinski's horror-thriller A Quiet Place, working alongside Emily Blunt and Noah Jupe. Krasinski was adamant about casting a Deaf actress to play Regan, wanting to use accurate, researched American Sign Language with the help of Deaf ASL experts and advisers including Douglas Ridloff. Her experiences became resources and inspiration for the script, story, and sound design, and the film received an Oscar nomination in the latter category. A Quiet Place was a surprise critical darling, debuting at the South By Southwest Film Festival, where it received a standing ovation. In 2017, Millicent became the first Deaf actor nominated for a Critics' Choice Award with her work in Wonderstruck. She was nominated a second time only a year later, in 2018, for her critically acclaimed performance in A Quiet Place. In 2021, Millicent's reprisal of the character Regan in A Quiet Place's sequel outing earned her a historic BAFTA Rising Star nomination and the coveted Chainsaw Award. In 2021 Millicent took a major creative leap when she announced she would be both producing and starring as Charlie Serrano in an adaptation of the New York Times Best Selling novel True Biz Project by Sara Novíc. Millicent's prolific career has opened the door for new, authentic representations of Deaf American culture and the wider disability community in film, TV, and media. Millicent is one of five siblings and loves to spend time with her family and friends. An avid reader and writer, she enjoys the outdoors, rock music, spoon collecting, painting, and riding her motorcycle. She hopes to continue acting, writing, and filmmaking for as long as she can.

Yasmin Finney was born on 30 August 2003 in Manchester, England, UK. She is an actress, known for Heartstopper (2022), LifeHack (2025) and Hello Stranger.

More than anything, JoJo Siwa's music is an extension of her - confident and gleefully unrestrained. She matches the rush and intensity of the maximalist pop soundscapes around her with uncompromising lyrical honesty and unfettered creative freedom. Absolutely nothing is off the table as the multiplatinum history-making global force of nature, entrepreneur, television and film star, bestselling author, and philanthropist candidly opens up about life, love, and everything in between.

Beyond generating streams and views in the billions, earning multiplatinum and gold plaques, and attracting an audience of nearly 70 million followers across social media, JoJo Siwa is a trailblazer. She has consistently shattered one ceiling after another. During her first-ever tour, she sold out over 100 arenas and emerged as "the youngest artist ever to headline and sell out the UK's O2 Arena." Speaking of making history, she shined on Dancing With Stars as "the first contestant to dance with a same sex partner." She led, executive produced, and garnered EMMY® Award nominations for both Siwa's Dance Pop Revolution and The J Team. Plus, she notably joined Season 17 of So You Think You Can Dance and launched the popular JoJo Goes on Facebook Watch. At the same time, she has presided over a merchandise line responsible for hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. Giving back at every turn, she remains an active board member of Dancers Against Cancer.

A Gen-Z icon, it's no wonder TIME hailed her among its coveted "100 Most Influential People" in 2020. In 2024, she kickstarted an unfiltered and undeniable phase of music with her massive single "Karma," which has gone on to garner over 60 Million streams and views worldwide. The song took the internet by storm and paved the way for performances at Pride festivals (including some record-setting audiences) in Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles, New York, and London. On July 12, 2024 she unveiled her anxiously awaited 5-song EP, Guilty Pleasure.

Since the release of Guilty Pleasure in July 2024, JoJo's popularity has continued to soar. Her every move and cultural impact is now covered daily by countless media outlets everywhere from Saturday Night Live, to the The Tonight Show and as far reaching as The Housewives of Beverly Hills. The Queen of all media, she performed her hit song "Karma" at the 2024 Australian TikTok Awards, broke the internet with her highly discussed Ladygunn magazine cover, and in November 2024, she dropped a new track, the TikTok trending hit "Iced Coffee."

As we enter 2025, JoJo Siwa is just getting started with new music and performances on the horizon.

Alexys Nycole Sanchez was born on 29 June 2003 in Moses Lake, Washington, USA. She is an actress, known for Grown Ups (2010), Grown Ups 2 (2013) and 2011 MTV Movie Awards (2011).

Bailey Bass, a native New Yorker, Black and Belarusian actress, began acting and modeling at the age of 2, booking numerous Commercials and Ad Campaigns. At Age 13, after auditioning among thousands of young actors, she was cast as Tsireya, in James Cameron's Avatar sequels, encompassing Avatar: The Way of Water which went on to become the 3rd highest grossing film of all time, and the upcoming Avatar's 3 through 5. Soon after, she went on to lead AMC's Interview With The Vampire, playing the iconic and critically acclaimed role of Claudia in what is undoubtedly one of her strongest performances to date.

Outside of acting, Bailey is an entrepreneur who launched her slow fashion concept BaiBai in 2022 which currently includes a jewelry line, BaiBai Jewelry. Her first collaboration with AMC sold out in just 3 weeks.

Bailey is also a tv/film producer, recently launching a production company. Under her production company's slate Bailey's efforts include projects across all mediums with the goal of sharing stories that highlight a number of important topics, such as giving voice to underrepresented communities, the earth & climate change, education, mental health and so much more.

In addition to her entrepreneurial efforts, Bailey is a dedicated earth lover, a philanthropist whose focus on sustainability exists at the core of every effort both on and off screen. She has spoken on the cause many times, most recently during the 2023 climate conference at the U.N.

Lastly, Bailey is also a songwriter whose music has been licensed for the screen and she continues to write, create and advocate. Bailey is represented by Rebel Creative Group.

Megan Stott was born on 24 May 2003 in Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA. She is an actress, known for Little Fires Everywhere (2020), So Shook (2018) and Second Star to the Right (2018).

Lyric Ross was born on 30 September 2003 in Evergreen Park, Cook County, Illinois, USA. She is an actress, known for This Is Us (2016), Wendell & Wild (2022) and Ironheart (2025).

Lexi Underwood was born on 28 August 2003 in Cheverly, Maryland, USA. She is an actress and executive, known for Cruel Summer (2021), Little Fires Everywhere (2020) and The First Lady (2022).

Alana Mansour is a passionate actor, dancer, singing and performer. Beginning her career at the age of seven, cast as main character 'Zoe Shannon' in Fox and Steven Spielberg's 'Terra Nova' (American accent). Her acting journey has continues being cast as 'Samara Kahlil 2003' in Stan original series Black Snow Season 2. She also stars as 'Alice' in SBS's Erotic stories, 'Rayan' in ABC's Hardball and 'Hadeel' in SBS's On The Ropes. As well as featuring in 'Camp' Matchbox Productions (american accent), Ubank Commercial, Woolworths campaign, Nickelodeon 'Zootopia' promo, Nickelodeon 'Nintendo' commercial, Disney Junior 'Sofia The First' promo.

In addition to pursuing her love for acting, Alana has a profound passion for dancing and performing, successfully graduating from full time dance at Dance Force. Training in commercial jazz, Broadway jazz, musical theatre, hip hop, tap, lyrical, commercial heels, ballet and contemporary. Beginning her professional dance career with many accolades.

Carys Douglas was born on 20 April 2003 in Ridgewood, New Jersey, USA. She is an actress and assistant director, known for The Holy Devil, Shell (2024) and F*ck That Guy (2024).

Lily D. Moore is an actress, model and advocate for people with disabilities, whose fearless ambition is helping her achieve her dreams and pave a path for others. Moore was born with Down syndrome, but her disability doesn't stand in her way. She quickly gained attention for her role as Rebecca, the outspoken, tell-it-like-it-is, adopted sister of Paxton on Netflix's "Never Have I Ever," becoming an instant fan favorite.

Moore's additional credits include roles in NBC's "Dangerous Minds," Freeform's "Single Drunk Female," Warner Bros. TV's' "Teenage Euthanasia," TV Land's "Teachers," FOX's "Gifted and "Sleepy Hollow," as well as PBS' "Hope Givers," which is up for a regional Emmy. She has numerous other credits the feature film Holy Irresistible and the award-winning Lift, as well as the television movie "Pastors' Kids." Moore was also the narrator for the audiobook of Different, A Great Thing to Be!," a children's book by Heather Avis.

The highly sought-after actress and model has posed for photographers on both coasts including Thomas Dodd and Elizaveta Porodina, has walked in Kornit LA Fashion Week shows and was part of the Radical Beauty Project, a collaborative collective featuring only models with Down syndrome. Additionally, she has appeared in numerous commercials and print ads nationwide for brands such as TJ Maxx, Prudential, Procter & Gamble, Lulus and Goodwill. Her most recent national campaign for female-founded swimwear brand Summersalt was just released.

Moore is excited to continue to use her voice to advocate for people in all walks of life because she believes everyone is unique, beautiful and brave. She is currently a Champion Ambassador for Special Olympics and is also involved with the organizations Breaking Barriers, Extra Special People and her own initiative for the homeless population, H.E.L.P. - Helping Everyone with Love and Passion. H.E.L.P. makes bags of food and toiletries available to the homeless and has given out over 1000 bags in five years.

Moore enjoys cooking, swimming, singing, cheerleading, playing with her dogs and cats, traveling the world, playing ukulele and being active in her church and youth group. She just completed her first year of Clemson University's ClemsonLIFE program to further pursue her independence. Moore will always continue to model and act, with her absolute long-term goal being to win an Oscar.