A BRITISH former child star looked unrecognisable in a Tinkerbell costume 18 years after starring in a huge US movie franchise.
Actress Jemma McKenzie-Brown, 32, was just 13-years-old when she played Tiara Gold in High School Musical 3: Senior Year back in 2008.
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The star took on the role of Sharpay Evans’ (Ashley Tisdale) PA who transferred to East High School from England, and she ends up trying to steal the spotlight off her.
After her stint on HSM, Jemma – who is from Beverley in East Riding of Yorkshire, gained roles in Doctors, Jack and Dean of All Trades and The Rook.
Now, 18 years on from the iconic movie, she loves to share what she gets up to on her TikTok – and she’s still very much singing and dancing.
“Actor – writer – professional oversharer London, usually somewhere in Soho. Yes, I was in that film,” her bio reads on the social media platform.
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In a video posted to her page last year, she shared a clip of her dancing to Bonnie Tyler’s Holding Out For A Hero in a Tinkerbell costume.
Jemma mimed along to the tune and showed off her best moves.
She wrote on the video: “Do you ever miss being a performer?
“Me in an empty bar at 1am.”
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Jemma captioned the post: “Bringing big tink energy into 2025.”
She boasts an incredible 62.7k followers on TikTok and 12.3k on Instagram.
High School Musical is written by Peter Barsocchini and directed by Kenny Ortega.
The first film hit our screens in 2006, followed by a second in 2007.

