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Her Story
Her Story
Charlotte Ann Tucker discovered her calling for performance at an extraordinarily young age. The youngest of four sisters, she accompanied her older sibling to an agency audition and immediately captivated the room with her infectious energy and natural charisma. She was signed on the spot, launching what has become a remarkable journey through Hollywood.
Her debut role came at just four years old when she was cast as Lily Loud in Nickelodeon's A Loud House Christmas, which became television's top kids entertainment telecast of 2021. Playing the baby of a family with ten older siblings, Charlotte demonstrated the comedic timing and emotional depth that would become her hallmarks.
Directors consistently praise her ability to take direction with ease, her natural presence on camera, and the infectious joy she brings to every set. Known for her big personality and confidence beyond her years, Charlotte approaches each role with professionalism that belies her age.
SAG-AFTRA STRONG
SAG-AFTRA STRONG
SAG-AFTRA is the U.S. labor union that represents around 160,000 actors, voice actors, broadcasters, stunt performers, and other media professionals, formed from the merger of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) in 2012. The union negotiates collective bargaining agreements that cover pay, working conditions, residuals, and protections such as safety rules and limits on how studios can use performers’ images
Members and allies say or post “SAG-AFTRA STRONG” to encourage each other not to break solidarity (for example, by taking struck work) and to keep morale up during long negotiations or strikes. Studios and the public recognize it as a sign that performers are acting collectively as a union, not just as individual celebrities, to improve conditions for the entire membership, most of whom are working‑class actors rather than stars
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