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Monique Coleman

TV Actress

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1980-11-13
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She’s an Emmy-nominated host, dancer, and singer who rose to fame playing Taylor in the wildly popular High School Musical film series and its sequels. Fans everywhere remember her standout performance, and she further solidified her presence on screen with a recurring role on the beloved Disney Channel show The Suite Life of Zack & Cody. Before all the spotlight, her journey began in an acting class—what started as a simple class assignment turned into her very first commercial audition, which she actually booked. That early win set the stage for a successful career in entertainment. On a personal note, she tied the knot with Walter Jordan back in February 2012, marking a special chapter in her life. Her story is one of talent, perseverance, and passion—all qualities that continue to define her path.

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She took part in the third season of Dancing with the Stars, where she really showed off her skills on the dance floor. She faced tough competition, but she handled every challenge with grace and determination. Her journey on the show was memorable, and she definitely made an impression throughout the season. She proved that with hard work and passion, anything is possible—especially when you’re dancing under the spotlight. She gave it her all from week to week, and fans couldn’t help but root for her.

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