Sabrina Bryan

Sabrina Bryan (born Reba Sabrina Hinojosa) is an American singer, actress, dancer and television personality best known as a member of The Cheetah Girls and for starring in the Disney Channel film franchise of the same name. Bryan spent her childhood in Yorba Linda, California, Bryan began taking dance, singing and acting lessons as a child. She graduated from Esperanza High School in 2002 and later earned a degree in public relations and advertising from Chapman University while balancing her growing entertainment career.

Bryan launched her career with guest roles on television before landing the role of Dorinda Thomas in The Cheetah Girls in 2003 alongside Raven-Symoné, Adrienne Bailon and Kiely Williams. The success of the Disney Channel movie led to two sequels, as well as a chart-topping music career with the group. She also gained additional recognition as a contestant on Dancing With the Stars, where she competed in season 5 and returned for the All-Stars season.

In addition to the The Cheetah Girls franchise, Bryan released the fitness dance program BYOU and coauthored the young adult novel Princess of Gossip (2008). She has also worked as a choreographer, television host and producer throughout her career.

Bryan married Jordan Lundberg in 2018 after nearly seven years of dating. They share two children: daughter Comillia (born in 2020) and son Ledger (born in 2023).