Acting
Madi Monroe
Madi Monroe was born as Madison Monroe Williams on January 27, 2004 in Los Angeles, California, USA. Known for her unapologetic way of showing her audience how to empower themselves by owning who they are, Madi Monroe is at the epicenter of all things Gen-Z and is well on her way to becoming a household name with her exploding social media empire and upcoming projects in film, television and music. Born in Los Angeles and raised in both Arizona and California, the 17-year-old has been singing, acting and dancing her whole life. With her ability to belt tunes across the school auditorium every year for her school's talent show, Madi began her social media career as a way to get her music out to the world. She then found overnight stardom on TikTok with viral dance trends she started, makeup tutorials, and humorous skits. A true entertainer and now armed with collective global audience of almost 20 million engaged fans online, Madi has been given the opportunity to pursue projects she's been training for her whole life. She is in the studio writing and recording music, and her following might not be too surprised to see her come to the table with empowering songs with the take-no-prisoners attitude they have come to know and love. A lover of all things creepy, Madi has landed the lead role in a live-action film in an adaptation of a famous YA novelist's ghoulish novel (soon to be announced). She is also set to start filming her own digital series as part of Instagram/Facebook's content funding initiative, the show will be surrounding Madi and friends at a slumber party setting. She is also the lead in two animated features coming out in the fall of 2021 and spring of 2022 on a major streaming platform (to be announced). She has also been hard at work with many brand partnerships in beauty, food, fashion and music. She made her acting debut in 2020 on Brat TV's Attaway General. This year, Madi was honored at TikTok and Logitech's Songbreaker Awards, for being one of the trendmakers on the platform.
