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Taylor Momsen is an American model, actress and singer born in St. Louis Missouri. Her most well-known role is as Jenny Humphrey, the star of CW's Gossip Girl. Momsen has had her music used in films and TV shows such as How to Be single Going the Distance as well as Two and a Half Men. Taylor Momsen was born on the 26th of July 1993. She is the sister of Sloane Momsen who is also an actor. She took dance classes at the Center of Creative Arts in St. Louis. In the Shake 'n Bake commercial in 1997, Momsen began acting professionally at the age of was 3. Momsen suffered a career break of over three years before she was chosen to play the lead in Misconceptions the WB television series. Momsen played a part in Saving Shiloh which was a film from 2006. In addition, Momsen was a candidate for the lead role on Hannah Montana. She was one of the top three however Miley was given the part.

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