Raegan Revord

Raegan Revord is an American actress and author. She gained fame by starring in the television series, including Young Sheldon (2017-2024) and Grace and Frankie (2016).

Career

Raegan Revord made her professional debut as a child actress by starring in a short film titled Tortoise (2015).

She had appeared in multiple acting projects afterward, such as in Grace and Frankie (2016), Teachers (2017), and Wish Upon (2017).

However, it wasn’t until she appeared in Young Sheldon (2017-2024), the spin-off series of the popular American sitcom The Big Bang Theory (2007-2019), that she earned widespread recognition.

Aside from her acting career, Raegan is also known as an avid reader. She uses her social media pages, such as Instagram and YouTube, to share her love for books and establish her own book club, Read With Raegan, in 2022.

Her love for reading developed into writing. She is set to publish a young-adult novel titled Fake Girlfriends in 2025.

Profile

Real Name: Reagan Revord
Stage Name: –
Nickname: –
Birthday: January 3, 2008
Birthplace: San Diego, California, United States
Zodiac Sign: Capricorn
Nationality: American
Religion: –
Profession: Actress and author
Education: –
Hobbies: Writing, reading
Facebook: Raegan Revord Official
X: @officialraeganr
Threads: @raeganrevord
Instagram: @raeganrevord
TikTok: @rae.revord
YouTube: Read with Raegan

Height, Weight, & Physical Appearances

Height: 164 cm (5’4″)
Weight: 48 Kg (106 lbs)
Blood Type: –
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Body Measurements: –
Shoe Size: 5 (US)
Dress Size: –

Family

Father: –
Mother: Holly Revord
Brother: –
Sister: –

Boyfriend & Dating History

She has never dated anyone publicly nor been rumored to date any person. She most likely prefers to keep her personal and dating life private.

Net Worth

She is estimated to have collected around $100 thousand to $1 million of net worth. She appears to earn her income by working as an actress.

Facts

Raegan is an only child.
Her social media pages are managed by her parents.
Since she doesn’t have any siblings in real life, she cherished the family dynamics in Young Sheldon.
She is very close with Montana Jordan, who plays George “Georgie” Cooper Jr. in Young Sheldon, he treats her like his real-life young sister and even takes her to places such as cinemas, amusement parks, and others.
She and her family raise four dogs.
In an interview, she revealed that she is open to acting in any genre of acting projects, such as drama, science fiction, and horror.
One of her favorite television series is The Last of Us (2023).
Her ideal type is…

Movies

Stray (2017), as Zoe Ackert
Wish Upon (2017), as Young Clare
I See You (2017), as Amy
Jia (2015), as Anna
Tortoise (2015), as Ballerina

TV Series

Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage (CBS ⏐ 2024), as Missy
Alexa & Katie (Netflix ⏐ 2019), as Ainsley
Young Sheldon (CBS ⏐ 2017-2024), as Missy Cooper
Teachers (TV Land, Paramount+ ⏐ 2017), as Melinda
Grace and Frankie (Netflix ⏐ 2016), as Little Girl
W/ Bob and Davis (Netflix ⏐ 2015), as Greg’s Daughter

Quotes

“Our [Young Sheldon] production has been so great about letting us be kids and not making us grow up too fast. They created a really fun, safe space. The bar has been set so high for us here. I’ve always felt heard and respected which I don’t think is very common for a child actor.”

“I think our [Young Sheldon] show has been so successful because it’s relatable. We show the ups and downs of a family. Our writers have done an amazing job of having just enough comedy and just enough heart.”

“I’m actually very different from Missy [in [Young Sheldon]. I’m way more introverted and nerdier. Missy has so much confidence and I really admire her for that. I’m much more self-conscious. Playing her has pushed me out of my comfort zone and allowed me to see what it’s like being a middle schooler.”

“I started writing when I was about six years old, I started creating my own American Girl stories!”

“I love writing because you can create your own setting and characters, and the sky really is the limit when it comes to creating stories. You can do just about anything, whether it’s creating different galaxies or writing about somewhere you’ve been before that stuck with you.”

“Writing is so different than acting, because with acting you are stepping into someone’s world that was created for you. But when you’re writing, you get to create their entire world. As a writer you are more in control, so it’s been really fun to have that freedom to create.”