Willow Smith

Singer, actress, and dancer with 'Whip My Hair'

Willow Smith - Artists & Creatives born October 31st, 2000
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Born in October 2000, this individual gained fame as a singer, actress, and dancer. Debuted in the music industry with the hit single 'Whip My Hair,' which showcased vocal talent and garnered significant attention. Also starred in the film 'I Am Legend' alongside Will Smith. Showed versatility by pursuing a career in dance. Engaged in various artistic projects that blend music and performance.

Released the single 'Whip My Hair'

Starred in 'I Am Legend'

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