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United States Soleil Moon Frye transitioned from a renowned child actress to a multi-faceted professional, excelling as an actress, director, writer, and entrepreneur.
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Soleil Moon Frye co-founded Moonfrye, an e-commerce and content startup providing DIY parenting apps and products for parents and their children. The company later partnered with Seedling.
Pharmaceutical company GSK collaborated with Soleil Moon Frye for an unconventional advertising campaign, creating a 17-minute short film to raise awareness about meningitis vaccination.
Soleil Moon Frye partnered with KiX Cereal to help launch KiX Adventures, an extension of KiX's program, leveraging her enthusiasm and commitment to the cause.
Soleil Moon Frye and Melissa Joan Hart teamed up for Lifetime's initiative aimed at enhancing commercial breaks with unique content.
Soleil Moon Frye began her acting career at the age of two, influenced by her father, veteran actor Virgil Frye, and half-brother, Meeno Peluce. Her early start quickly led to an agent and her mother, Sondra Peluce, managing her career. By age eight, she gained international recognition as Penelope ‘Punky’ Brewster in the NBC television series “Punky Brewster” (1984-1988). Despite initial low ratings, the character resonated with young audiences, leading to a renewal and two additional syndicated seasons. During this time, Frye actively participated in public service campaigns, including anti-drug initiatives with First Lady Nancy Reagan, and lent her voice to the animated series “It’s Punky Brewster.”
After “Punky Brewster” ended, Frye pursued further education at The New School in New York and expanded her creative endeavors into directing. She debuted as a film director with “Wild Horses” in 1998, a project she also co-helmed with her half-brother. In 2000, she joined the cast of “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” (2000-2003) as Roxie King, a main role for the show’s final three seasons. Her voice acting career flourished, notably as Zoey Howzer in Disney Channel’s “The Proud Family” (2001-2005) and its subsequent movie and revival series, “The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder” (2022–present). She also lent her voice to the Bratz franchise across TV series, video games, and direct-to-video films.
More recently, Frye has continued to direct projects such as the documentary “Sonny Boy” (2004), which earned Best Documentary at the San Diego Film Festival, and “Kid 90” (2021), a Hulu documentary exploring her archives from the 1990s, executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio. She also reprised her iconic role in the “Punky Brewster” revival series on Peacock (2021). Beyond entertainment, Frye has ventured into entrepreneurship, co-founding an eco-friendly children’s boutique, The Little Seed, and later P.S. XO (renamed MoonFrye), a company offering DIY kits and an app for families. She is also an author, with titles like “Happy Chaos” (2011) and “Let’s Get This Party Started” (2013), and has hosted “Home Made Simple” (2013-2014) on the Oprah Winfrey Network, demonstrating her diverse professional path.
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