Alexandra Shipp
Alexandra Shipp, born in Phoenix Arizona on July 16th 1991, is a star of the United States' most renowned and richest Film Actresses. She had a guest role on Victorious alongside Victoria Justice in 2012. Shipp made her debut in 2009 as a supporting actor with Alvin and the Chipmunks. The third season of Nickelodeon's thriller teen-drama show House of Anubis saw her as KT as the main character. The roles she played in 2014 were Dani Raymond, the lead character in the VH1 television sequel Drumline: A New Beat as well as Aaliyah Hauchton's performance in the Lifetime television film Aaliyah the Princess of R&B gained the attention of her fans. Shipp was a singer for the second performance. Her next character she took on was that of Ice Cube's wife, Kimberly Woodruff, in Straight Outta Compton. This biographical documentary chronicled the life of N.W.A. In 2016, she appeared in Bryan Singer's comic book film X-Men: Apocalypse as Ororo Munroe/Storm who is a weather-controlling superhero which was previously played in the film by Halle Berry. In 2018, she starred with Nick Robinson and Jorge Lendeborg Jr. in Love Simon and Kathryn Prescott as well as Lucy Hale in Dude both high school-themed comedy films. James is a name that she has in common alongside her older brother. She was the lead character Danielle Dani Raymond in the 2014 TV film Drumline: A New Beat. Alexandra Ruth Shipp, born July 16, 1991 is an American instrumentalist, musician and singer who made her name through her portrayal of Aaliyah (real-life singer) in the television show of Lifetime, Aaliyah The Princess of R&B in 2014. and Kimberly Woodruff from the Oscar nominated Straight Outta Compton in 2015.
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