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Lexi Underwood-1

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2003-08-28
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She’s a talented stage and screen actress who first captured attention playing Young Nala in Disney’s national tour of The Lion King. It was a big break early on, and she really made the most of it. After that, she went on to join the Broadway production, further honing her craft in one of the most demanding performance arenas around. From there, she smoothly transitioned into television, landing roles on popular shows like Henry Danger, Code Black, and Person of Interest—each role helping to build her reputation as a versatile performer.

Even before all the spotlight, she was deeply involved in the arts. She started taking ballet classes at just four years old, showing a passion for performance from a very young age. Not long after, she began acting lessons, laying the foundation for what would become a full-fledged career. Raised in Washington, DC, she moved between creative hubs like New York and Los Angeles to pursue her dreams. Throughout her journey, her parents stayed closely involved—especially when it came to her online presence, carefully monitoring her social media accounts as she grew up in the public eye.

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Back in 2016, she made her mark as a young red carpet reporter on FTS Kids News, showcasing her talent even at an early age. Since then, she’s taken on some pretty exciting roles—like playing the character Kira King in Disney’s Sneakerella, where she shared the screen with Chosen Jacobs and Devyn Nekoda. It’s clear she brings energy and charm to every role, and that definitely stood out in her performance. On top of that, she stepped into the spotlight again with a notable portrayal of Malia Obama in Showtime’s series The First Lady. She continues to build an impressive resume, showing off her range and dedication as an actress. With each project, she proves she’s one to watch in the industry.

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