Celebrity

Cree Cicchino

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Born and raised in Queens, New York City, Cree Elizabeth Cicchino—who now works mononymously as Cree—initially developed her passion for performing through dance. Beginning at the age of four, she trained heavily in hip hop and jazz funk styles before expanding her artistic focus to include performance on screen. Her mother enrolled her in sketch comedy and acting classes at around age 12, a decision that rapidly shifted her trajectory toward a professional acting career.

Within months of starting her formal training, she secured a major television breakthrough at age 13 when she was cast as Babe Carano in the Nickelodeon comedy series Game Shakers. Playing a tech-savvy student who builds a multi-million-dollar gaming empire, she relocated to Los Angeles with her family for the production. The role spanned three seasons and a crossover episode with Henry Danger, earning her multiple Imagen Award nominations for Best Young Actor.

Following her breakout success, she effectively transitioned into diverse adult roles on major television and streaming networks. She starred as Marisol Fuentes in the Netflix comedy series Mr. Iglesias, appeared in the film The Sleepover, and took on recurring roles in And Just Like That... and Big Sky. She later won an Imagen Award for her performance as Daisy in the adaptation Turtles All the Way Down, followed by a starring role in the acclaimed independent feature Twinless and the network series Best Medicine.

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