Raven Symone

She wants to entertain the audience with her roles and songs, but she doesn't like her personal life making news and gossip. She even hates the concept of labelling and judging people. As far as her personal matters are concerned, she replied that her life is hers and she is not the one for the public display of her life. She doesn't like referring to herself as an African-American and a gay, it will be encouraging if they self-identify her as an American and a human who loves humans. She is the American singer, actor, and comedian Raven Symone.

Raven-Symone Christina Pearman is even known to the film industry and the music lovers as Raven Symone, and especially as Raven, who was born on December 10, 1985, in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Her parents are Lydia (Gaulden) and Christopher Pearman. She has a sibling, named Blaize. To be frank, she enjoyed the celebrity status from a very tender age, may be from the second year itself. She appeared in the advertisements of Cool Whip. When she was three years old, they changed their residence to Ossining, New York, and went to Park School. She also appeared in some print ads like Atlanta's Young Faces Inc. After giving a break to her career, at the age of 27, she again joined a degree in Fine Arts in the Academy of Arts University.

Raven Symone had a glamorous screen career. When she went for the auditions of Ghost Dad by Bill Cosby, she attracted him and grabbed a role in The Cosby Show, and continued in that role till the end in 1992. Seeing her performance, she got demands for the role in Queen: The Story of an American Family. This is a book adaptation of the work by Alex Haley.

Raven Symone carefully moulded her career. Her acting and singing careers went side by side. In 1992, she started singing and making albums. After signing with MCA Records, she released her first album, “Here's to New Dreams”. As it was not a big hit, she couldn't continue with MCA Records, and released her next album, “Undeniable”, in 1999. Meanwhile, her acting career was going on in full swing. In the character of Nicole Lee, she appeared in the show, Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper. As far as film roles are concerned, she took a role in the 1994 film, The Little Rascals, and as Charisse Dolittle in the 1988 film, Dr. Dolittle. Then, she voiced in Kim Possible and took the lead singer role in The Cheetah Girls. She also released some albums later. She said in an interview that she ended her three-year relationship with AzMarie Livingston Ashley Marie also known as "AzMarie" Livingston wa >> Read More... .