Cherokee Cillie, a third-generation performer, was seemingly destined for a life in the arts, with her passion for creativity beginning even before her birth. Her family, filled with musicians and artists, provided a nurturing environment that allowed her artistic nature to flourish.
At the tender age of four, Cherokee first took the stage, performing a pantomime act alongside her "Nana" in a talent show. This initial foray into the world of performance marked the beginning of a lifelong love affair with the arts.
Throughout grade school, Cherokee consistently performed in plays, concerts, and talent shows, honing her skills and developing a sense of confidence that would serve her well in her future endeavors. In fact, just two days after graduating from high school, she was hired by Walt Disney World's entertainment division as one of their talented performers.
As a performer, Cherokee reveled in bringing characters to life on stage, captivating audiences with her energy and charisma. However, as she entered her twenties, she decided to take a break from the spotlight and focus on building a family of her own.
Now, with a newfound sense of self and a deeper appreciation for the creative process, Cherokee has returned to the arts, more dedicated and passionate than ever.
