Sabrina Bryan

Multi-talented actress, dancer and recording artist Sabrina Bryan stars as teenager Dorinda, a former foster child who joins her best friends in their self-proclaimed "hip and harmonious" group, The Cheetah Girls, in the successful Disney Channel Original Movies of the same name. "The Cheetah Girls One World," filmed on location in India, marks the third movie in the franchise. Each of its predecessors, "The Cheetah Girls" (2003) and "The Cheetah Girls 2" (2006), were the 1 movies with Kids 6-14 for the year they premiered.

In the fall of 2007, Bryan was a celebrity contestant on ABC-TV's hit "Dancing with the Stars" and famously garnered the highest debut score in its history. She was widely considered the front-runner of the series' fifth season until her shocking elimination in week six. An AOL poll would later name her departure as The Most Shocking TV Moment of 2007. Bryan and her partner Mark Ballas were also a part of the "Dancing with the Stars" 2007-2008 live tour.

In 2006, she embarked on The Cheetah Girls concert tour which was among the Top 10 most successful tours of the year, grossing $26 million over 86 concerts and holding the record for the largest sales in the history of Houston's Reliant Stadium with 73,200 tickets sold (the record was previously held by Elvis Presley in the 1970s).

Their solo album, "TCG," released in 2007 and kicked off with the party anthem "Fuego," which mixes Latin influences with a sample from Lionel Richie's '80s hit, "All Night Long." "The Cheetah Girls" movie soundtrack is certified Platinum and was the 2 best-selling soundtrack (second only to "Shrek 2") for 2004. The soundtrack from "The Cheetah Girls 2" is also certified Platinum.

Bryan produced and starred in the fitness DVD “BYOU" which released in 2006. The DVD is a dance fitness program for girls that encourages them to be happy and healthy by combining pop and hip hop dance movement with strength and cardio training. She is excited for the second installment of the workout program, “BYOU2” which hit shelves January 13, 2008.

With a commitment to encourage kids to stay fit and healthy, Bryan is the National Spokesperson for "Healthy Kids Challenge," a school-based non-profit organization that promotes healthy eating and lifestyles to children in the United States.

Born and raised in Yorba Linda, California, Sabrina Bryan made her acting debut in the television movie "Mrs. Santa Claus" with Angela Lansbury, and also appeared on "The Bold and the Beautiful," as well as Disney Channel's Original Movies "The Cheetah Girls," "The Cheetah Girls 2," and "The Cheetah Girls One World." She is currently working on a solo album, and has co-written the book, "Princess of Gossip," with top young adult author Julia DeVillers which was released October 2008.