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Sophie Fergi (b. 2007)

Birthplace:
Los Angeles, CA

Born:
July 4, 2007

Biography from TheMovieDB

At just 17 years old, Sophie Fergi has become one of the world's most influential teenagers, amassing over 9 million followers across platforms. She is an actor and content creator, Sophie has been sharing her passion and creativity with the world for most of her life.  She is best known for her role as Zaria in Brat TV's viral series Charmers where she starred as a series regular for two seasons. Initially working as a background actor for Brat TV's comedy series Mani, Sophie was quickly promoted to a series regular playing the fan-favorite character named Goth Girl. Due to the success of her role, Brat TV brought her back to star in their now-hit series Charmers where she worked as a series regular for two seasons.  In 2018, Sophie started her own YouTube channel, which has accumulated over 132 million views and 1.6 million followers in just four years. Thanks to the support of her fans, whom she adoringly refers to as "Tophenators," Sophie has been allowed to collaborate with several exciting brands and content creators and participate in panels at popular conventions, Vidcon and Playlist Live. In 2020, Sophie was able to share her passion for fashion with her supporters by releasing her clothing line titled Live Forever More, a tribute to her late grandmother.

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