Brenda Song

Brenda Song started her own career in the entertainment industry when she was a young girl.

She began her journey as a model in United States, and later modeled for some commercials, such as Little Caesars and Barbie.

This Aries actress then made her official debut on TV by appearing in Thunder Alley in 1994 as Kathy for 2 episodes.

Since then, her opportunities to be an actress then became wider than ever, proven by her appearance in some movies and series, such as Santa with Muscles (1996), Leave It to Beaver (1997), Once and Again (1999), and Popular (1999).

In 2002, Brenda Song gained more popularity after appearing in The Bernie Mac Show, which earned her nomination for Best Performance in a TV Comedy Series, Guest Starring Young Actress.

But actually, her actual career breakthrough began after she signed with Disney in that year.

After signing with Disney, Brenda started to show her acting in various Disney movies and series, such as Get a Clue (2002), That’s So Raven (2003), Phil of The Future (2004), and many more.

In 2006, she starred in The Suite Life of Zack & Cody as London Tipton, which blew up her popularity.

Because of that role, she successfully won as Best Role Model for Asian Excellence Awards 2006.

Later, she appeared in more iconic series, such as The Suite Life on Deck (2008), Phineas and Ferb (2009), Wizards of Waverly Place (2009), and Hannah Montana (2009).

After continuing her career by starring and appearing in various Disney movies and series, Brenda got another career breakthrough in 2010.

In that year, she was trusted to act in The Social Network, a biographical drama movie about Facebook and resulting lawsuits, which earned her various awards.

Brenda then continued her acting career for Scandal (2012), Dads (2013), Pure Genius (2016), and Angry Angel (2017).

Later, she made other appearances for Station 19 (2018), Amphibia (2019), and also Dollface (2019).

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Profile

Real Name: Brenda Song
Stage Name: Brenda Song
Nickname: Brenda
Birthday: March 27, 1988
Birthplace: Carmichael, California, United States
Zodiac Sign: Aries
Nationality: American
Height: 157 cm (5’2″)
Weight: 51 kg (112 lbs)
Blood Type: –
Religion: –
Profession: Actress
Education: University of California.
Hobbies: –
Parents: Mai Song (mother)
Siblings: Nathan Song (brother), Timmy Song (brother)
Boyfriend: Macaulay Culkin (2017- ), Trace Cyrus (2010-2017)
Children: 1
Facebook: Brenda Song Official
Twitter: @BrendaSong
Instagram: @brendasong
TikTok: –
YouTube: –

Facts

Brenda is a pet lover.
She owns two dogs.
She always keeps in touch with her fans through her social media platforms.
Brenda’s parents were born in Thailand.
Her father is a school teacher.
Brenda’s mother is a housewife.
Originally her last name was Xiong, but she and her family changed it to Song when they moved to United States.
She moved to the US with her mother when she was 6 years old.
When she was younger, Brenda wanted to learn ballet.
Her brother wanted to learn taekwondo when he was young, so her mother settled on taekwondo to take Brenda and her brother to one place.
Brenda already got a black belt in taekwondo.
During the ninth grade, Brenda had titled as an All-American Scholar.
She already got a high school diploma when she was 16 years old.
Her ideal type is…
Her net worth is around $8 million.

Movies

Bobbleheads: The Movie (2020), as Kelani (voice)
Secret Obsession (2019), as Jennifer Allen Williams
Changeland (2019), as Pen
Little Sister (2010), as storyteller
The Social Network (2010), as Christy Ling
Boogie Town (2009), as Natalie
College Road Trip (2008), as Nancy
Like Mike (2002), as Reg Stevens
Leave It to Beaver (1997), as Susan Acustis
Santa with Muscles (1996), as Susan

TV Movies

Angry Angel (Freeform | 2017), as Allison Pyke
The Suite Life Movie (Disney Channel | 2011), as London Tipton
Special Delivery (Sky Movies | 2008), as Alice Cantwell
Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior (Disney Channel | 2006), as Wendy Wu
Stuck in the Suburbs (Disney Channel | 2004), as Natasha Kwon-Schwartz
The Ultimate Christmas Present (Disney Channel | 2000), as Samantha Kwan

Drama Series

Dollface (Hulu | 2019-present), as Madison Maxwell
Amphibia (Disney Channel | 2019-present), as Anne Boonchuy (voice)
Station 19 (ABC | 2018-2020), as JJ
Superstore (NBC | 2017), as Kristen
Freaktown (Disney XD | 2016), as B-1000
Pure Genius (CBS | 2016-2017), as Angie Cheng
Life in Pieces (CBS | 2016), as Bonnie
Miles from Tomorrowland (Disney Junior | 2015), as Frida (voice)
The League (FXl | 2014), as Rosette
Dads (Fox | 2013-2014), as Veronica
New Girl (Fox | 2013), as Daisy
Scandal (ABC | 2019-present), as Alissa (voice)
Key & Peele (Mad TV | 2012), as Purple Falcon
Hannah Montana (Disney Channel | 2009), as London Tipton
Wizards of Waverly Place (Disney Channel | 2009), as London Tipton
The Suite Life on Deck (Disney Channel | 2008-2011), as London Tipton
The Emperor’s New School (Disney Channel | 2007), as Dancing Queen (voice)
American Dragon: Jake Long (Disney Channel | 2006), as Cheerleader Tracey (voice)
The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (Disney Channel | 2005-2008), as London Tipton
Phil of the Future (Disney Channel | 2004-2005), as Tia
One on One (UPN | 2003), as Asoniti
Lilo & Stitch: The Series (ABC | 2003), as Mitzi Suzuki (voice)
That’s So Raven (Disney Channel | 2003), as Amber
For the People (Lifetime | 2002), as Ellie
George Lopez (ABC | 2002), as Jennifer
The Nightmare Room (Kids’ WB | 2002), as Tessa
Judging Amy (CBS | 2001), as Vanessa Pran
ER (NBC | 2001), as Lynda An
Bette (CBS | 2001), as Stacey
7th Heaven (The WB | 2000), as Cynthia
100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd (Nickelodeon | 2000-2002), as Sariffa Chung
Popular (The WB | 1999), as Mandy Shepherd
Once and Again (ABC | 1999), as Chrissy
Thunder Alley (ABC | 1994-1995), as Kathy

TV Shows

The Eric Andre Show (Adult Swim | 2020), as herself
The Bernie Mac Show (Fox | 2002), as Shannon

Awards

Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards 2011 – Best Ensemble Cast – The Social Network
Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards 2010 – Best Ensemble Acting – The Social Network
Hollywood Film Awards 2010 – Ensemble of the Year – The Social Network
Young Hollywood Awards 2006 – Superstar of Tomorrow – The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
Young Hollywood Awards 2006 – Best Role Model – The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
Young Artist Awards 2001 – Best Performance in a TV Movie (Comedy), Supporting Young Actress – The Ultimate Christmas Present

Nominations

Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 2011 – Funniest TV Sidekick – The Suite Life on Deck
Gold Derby Awards 2011 – Best Ensemble Cast – The Social Network
Washington DC Area Film Critics Association Awards 2010 – Best Acting Ensemble – The Social Network
San Diego Film Critics Society Awards 2010 – Best Ensemble Cast Best Ensemble Performance – The Social Network
Asian Excellence Awards 2006 – Newcomers Award – The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
Young Artist Awards 2003 – Best Performance in a TV Comedy Series, Guest Starring Young Actress – The Bernie Mac Show

Brenda is really a good inspiration since she was a child actress. She is inspiring, fresh, and full of spirit!