Alexandra Shipp

Alexandra Shipp one of most famous and wealthy movie actresses who born on the 16th of July in 1991 Phoenix Arizona United States. In 2012, she portrayed a role as Victoria Justice's co-star on Victorious. Shipp started her acting career in 2009 when she was a guest actor in Alvin and the Chipmunks. After starring in Nickelodeon's teen drama House of Anubis as KT Rush, she was later cast to play the lead role of KT. Shipp was honored in 2014 as the actress who played Dani Raymond and Aaliyah in Drumline: A New Beat on the VH1 television channel in addition to Aaliyah in Aaliyah the Princess of R&B on Lifetime. Shipp performed the song in her final role. In Straight Outta Compton, a biographical film that narrates the tale of hip-hop band N.W.A. In 2016, she co-starred with Ororo, Munroe/Storm in Bryan Singer's superhero movie X-Men: Apocalypse. Halle Berry had previously played the mutant who controls weather. In the year 2018, she appeared alongside Nick Robinson and Jorge Lendeborg Jr. in Love Simon and Kathryn Prescott as well as Lucy Hale in Dude both high school comedies. James is her brother. She played Danielle Dani Raymond on the TV series Drumline, A New Beat in 2014. Alexandra Ruth Shipp born 16 July 1991 is an American actor and songwriter. She became famous for playing real-life singer Aaliyah as well as Kimberly Woodruff respectively in Straight Outta Compton as well as Aaliyah The Queen of R&B, both on Lifetime.

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