Siena Agudong

Siena Nicole Agudong is an American actress known for her appearances across various television series and feature films. She gained prominent recognition through her television work, including lead and main roles in Nickelodeon and Netflix productions, alongside her performances in several feature-length movies.

Born on August 19, 2004, in Kauai, Hawaii, Agudong was raised by her parents, Karen and Kenneth Agudong. She has mentioned having Caucasian, Filipino, and Polynesian heritage. Her interest in performing was inspired by her elder sister, Sydney, who also pursued an acting career. During her youth, Agudong received her education at King Kaumuali‘i Elementary School and Island School before transitioning to online schooling to accommodate her professional acting pursuits.

Her acting career began at the age of seven when she performed in regional theater, making her debut in a local production of Willy Wonka with the Hawaii Children's Theatre. By age eight, she made her on-screen television debut in the series Killer Women, where she landed the recurring character Lulu Parker. She continued her television career with another recurring role as Natlee in Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn, as well as guest appearances in shows such as Teachers and Sydney to the Max.

Agudong earned a major role in 2018 when she played Reagan Wills in the direct-to-video movie Alex & Me. That same year, she was selected to star as Sophia Miller in the Nickelodeon television series Star Falls. Following this project, she was cast in the title role of a youthful con artist in the 2019 Netflix sitcom No Good Nick.

Her film projects expanded further in subsequent years. She co-starred as Reina Carvajal in the Disney Channel Original Movie Upside-Down Magic, which debuted in July 2020 and marked her first leading film performance. Additionally, she played a younger version of the character Mia Toretto in the action film F9. Agudong later joined the main cast of the 2022 Netflix series Resident Evil, and her later movie credits include Kevin Smith's The 4:30 Movie and Sidelined: The QB and Me, both released in 2024.

Throughout her early career, Agudong has received industry recognition for her acting performances. Beginning in 2015, she earned multiple nominations for both the Young Artist Award and the Young Entertainer Award. In 2017, she won the Young Entertainer Award for Best Guest Starring Young Actress – 12 & Under.