Emily Osment

Actress and singer-songwriter

Emily Osment - Performers & Entertainers born March 10th, 1992
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An American actress and singer-songwriter began her career as a child actress. Most recognized for the role of Lilly Truscott in the Disney Channel series 'Hannah Montana,' the individual played a significant role in the show's popularity. In addition to acting, ventured into music, releasing several singles and an EP. Also received accolades for performances in various projects throughout the years.

Played Lilly Truscott in 'Hannah Montana'

Released music including an EP titled 'All the Rights Wrongs'

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