Born in California, Brenda Song began her career at the age of six, working as a child model. At 10 years old, Brenda made it to TV landing a role on the zany Nickelodeon sitcom “101 Deeds for Eddie McDowd.” The adorable actress was courted by Disney and starred in The Ultimate Christmas Present television movie on Disney Channel, which won her a Young Artist Award.
She became a household name and fan favorite when she appeared as lovable socialite London Tipton on the Disney series “The Suite Life” and “The Suite Life On Deck.” She additionally played the character of Tia on “Phil of the Future”, and had starring roles in the television film “Get a Clue”.
Jessica Alba Then
Jessica Alba played... Jessica (that's convenient) on "The Secret World of Alex Mack" when she was just 13. The Nickelodeon show got her foot in the door for some serious Hollywood action in "Dark Angel" as Max, which earned her critical acclaim and a Golden Globe nomination. Her depiction of modern female empowerment was loved by all.
She began working on her career at a young age when she started studying acting in her teenage years. Alba's career expanded as she starred in numerous successful films, including "Honey," "Sin City," and "Fantastic Four." Her performances showcased her versatility, ranging from action-packed roles to romantic comedies.
Jessica Now
Jessica's career really rocketed off when she scored the lead in "Sin City" in 2005. The MTV Movie Awards honored her for the role. She then landed a part in Marvel’s film empire playing The Invisible Woman in "Fantastic Four. " However, she soon became disenchanted with Hollywood. Now she’s a family girl with her husband and children and runs The Honest Company.
The company is a consumer goods company focused on natural and eco-friendly products that sell a toxin-free lifestyle. She is involved with many charities and is a Baby2Baby ambassador, and her business acumen has led to her being recognized as a successful entrepreneur.
Brenda Now
All grown up, Brenda Song played Christy on "The Social Network," portraying the girlfriend of Facebook CFO Eduardo Saverin played by Andrew Garfield. She also appeared in popular series like "Scandal" and "New Girl. She really hoped to get screened for the massive hit film "Crazy Rich Asians," but she wasn’t even able to get an audition.
Her managers approached the film’s producers, but they told them Song did not look Asian enough. It was a big disappointment, but since, she’s been a busy little bee taking the lead in both the Netflix film "Secret Obsession" and the Hulu series "Dollface." Song coupled up with fellow child star Macaulay Culkin and welcomed a child in 2021. Since then, rumors continue to swirl that the two are engaged!
Shannon Woodward Then
Shannon Woodward is known for her versatile performances in both television and film. In her early career, Woodward appeared in various television shows, including "The Drew Carey Show" and "Malcolm in the Middle." Woodward gained wider recognition for her role as Sabrina Collins in the sitcom "Raising Hope" (2010-2014), where she portrayed a young mother navigating the challenges of raising a child.
Her comedic timing and relatable portrayal garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. She continued to expand her acting repertoire with notable film roles in movies like "The Haunting of Molly Hartley" and "Adult World," demonstrating her ability to tackle dramatic and comedic roles with depth and skill.