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Taylor Momsen comes from St. Louis Missouri. Her most well-known role is Jenny Humphrey as part of the CW drama Gossip Girl, and also as the lead singer of the rock group The Pretty Reckless. The songs of Momsen have been featured in a variety of shows and films, including How to Be Solo Going the Distance, and Two and a Half Men. Taylor Momsen was born on June 26, 1993. She is the younger sibling of Sloane Momsen who is also an actor. At the Center of Creative Arts is where she learned dance. In a Shake 'n Bake national advertisement in 1997, Momsen started acting professionally at the age of was three. Momsen's acting career slowed down for almost three years. She was then offered an important role in the WB series Misconceptions. Momsen was also in Saving Shiloh the 2006 film. In addition, Momsen was a candidate to play the lead role for Hannah Montana. She was in the top 3 but Miley was given the part.

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