Multitalented Raven-Symoné stars as charismatic and somewhat psychic
Raven Baxter, a reprisal of her role from the iconic comedy
“That’s So Raven,” in Disney Branded Television’s hit series
“Raven’s Home.” Years later, Raven still catches glimpses of the
future, but this time around, she is a divorced, single mom juggling
career and family. In season five, Raven and her son Booker move back
to San Francisco to help take care of her dad after a mild heart
attack, as Raven finds herself parenting her parent, raising her young
cousin and settling into life in her old hometown. Raven-Symoné also
serves as executive producer for the series.

For her starring role in “Raven’s Home,” Raven-Symoné received
a Daytime Emmy® Award nomination for Outstanding Performer in a
Children’s, Preschool Children’s or Educational and Information
Program.

Prior to returning to Disney Channel, Raven was a co-host on ABC’s
daytime talk show “The View” (2012–2017), for which she received
an Emmy nomination in 2017 and 2016 for Outstanding Entertainment Talk
Show Host, along with her fellow co-hosts.

Raven was the first Black woman to have her name in a comedy series
title for “That’s So Raven.” At age 19, she was named producer
of the series and won four NAACP Image Awards, two Nickelodeon Kids’
Choice Awards, and the series received a Primetime Emmy Award
nomination for Outstanding Children’s Program. She is also known for
her roles in the Disney Channel Original Movies “The Cheetah
Girls” and “Cheetah Girls 2,” and as Olivia on the Emmy
Award-winning series “The Cosby Show,” for which she received the
Young Artist Award for Exceptional Performance by a Young Actress
Under Nine. She also starred on the comedy series “Hangin’ with
Mr. Cooper” for four seasons.

In 2012, Raven headlined the hit Broadway musical “Sister Act,”
produced by Whoopi Goldberg. She has released four studio albums,
“Here’s to New Dreams,” “Undeniable,” “This Is My Time”
and “Raven-Symoné.”

Additional acting credits include recurring roles in several of
today’s hit television series, including ABC’s Emmy
Award-nominated comedy “black-ish,” the Emmy Award-winning series
“Master of None,” Emmy-nominated “Empire” and “Animals.”
Her film credits include “A Girl Like Grace,” “College Road
Trip,” “The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement,” “Dr.
Dolittle” and “Dr. Dolittle 2.”

Raven can also be heard as the voice of Blinkley in the animated
feature film “Animal Crackers,” alongside Emily Blunt, Ian
McKellen, John Krasinski and Danny DeVito. Her additional voice-over
credits include the spirited Iridessa in the “Disney Fairies”
animated feature film series and Monique in Disney Channel’s hit
animated series “Kim Possible.” She can also be heard as the voice
of Mary in Disney Channel’s animated family-comedy series “Big
City Greens” and in the hit animated series “Marvel’s Guardians
of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout!”

2019 marked Raven’s return to the recording studio with the
self-produced EP “33000.” In 2020, she produced and released
another EP of songs entitled “Infrasounds.”

Raven is passionate about issues concerning children and is very
active with the Make-A-Wish Foundation as well as an avid supporter of
the LGBTQ+ community. She is currently working on her Bachelor of Fine
Arts (drawing and painting emphasis) at the Academy of Art University.
