Kyla Pratt

Actress and voice artist known for 'Dr. Dolittle'

Kyla Pratt - Actress and voice artist known for 'Dr. Dolittle'
Born

September 16th, 1986
39 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actress and singer, she gained recognition for roles in film and television from a young age. Debuted in the television series 'The Proud Family', where she voiced the lead character Penny Proud. Starred in the 'Dr. Dolittle' film series alongside Eddie Murphy, portraying the character Maya Dolittle. Appeared in various other films and television productions, contributing to the entertainment industry primarily through voice acting.

Voiced Penny Proud in 'The Proud Family'

Starred as Maya Dolittle in 'Dr. Dolittle'

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