Tahj Mowry Biography

Taylor Dayton is an American on-screen character voice performer, artist, and entertainment Mowry. The identical twin's Tia and Tamera, Mowry's sister, are named Mowry. Mowry appeared in the sitcom Smart Guy as T.J. Henderson, a young star who is her most well-known character. In the Full comedy House, he portrayed Teddy. Additionally, he appeared in Disney Channel movies, including The Poof Point and Hounded. He appeared as a guest star in two different Star Trek: Voyager scenes and the Disney Channel Original Series The Suite Life of Zack and Cody episode Innocence. In addition, Mowry appeared as Danny Pulu in the movie Are We Done Yet? and Willie Donovan in Seventeen Again. In one moment during the fourth episode of Desperate Housewives, Mowry also made a cameo. Additionally, he appeared as Melanie Barnett's brother in a scene from The Game. In the animated Kim Possible series on the Disney Channel, Mowry provided the voice of Wade. For the Disney Channel Circle of Stars recording of The Lion King, which was preserved for the Platinum Edition DVD, Mowry performed Shine Your Light On Me for School's Out! Christmas Circle of Life. She was also featured on the single Kick It Out with Boom Satellites and Flo Rida. He also appeared in a Friends episode where Phoebe sings for kindergarten students.

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