Montana Tucker is an American singer, songwriter, actress, and dancer who began her career as a model at the age of 8, appearing in national commercials, TV shows, and music videos. She was featured as a backup dancer for Ashanti and Ashley Simpson at the age of 13, and later performed at Chris Brown's birthday party at Jay-Z's 40/40 Club.
As a dancer, Montana won the "World Hip Hop Championships" and has backed up danced for Ashanti and Remy Ma. She started her music career at 14, performing at the 2007 Super Bowl Pre Game, and has since opened for top artists such as Ciara, Pitbull, Flo Rida, and Lil Wayne.
Montana has performed the National Anthem at various events, including the Hula Bowl, Miami Heat, and Florida Panther games. Her music is featured in the soundtracks of "Step Up 2 the Streets" and "Bring It On 5", and she has collaborated with artists such as Jennifer Lopez, Terry Crews, Ciara, Anitta, Paula Abdul, and Lance Bass.
With over 14 million followers across her social media platforms, Montana is a social media activist who uses her platform to combat Anti-Semitism and other forms of hate. She has been honored by numerous organizations and businesses for her work.
Montana has also gained recognition for her educational online docu-series, "How To: Never Forget", which she created with her mother, Michelle. The series explores the importance of remembering the Holocaust and its victims, and has been nominated for a Webby Award.
Montana has become a household name in the Jewish community, and has been invited to emcee various events, including the 75th Anniversary of Israel reception and the National Holocaust Museum's 30th Anniversary reception. She has also headlined the March for Israel Rally in Washington DC and was a guest speaker at the National Menorah Lighting in Washington this past Hanukkah.
In addition to her work as an entertainer and activist, Montana has also made headlines for wearing a corset gown with an oversized yellow ribbon that read "Bring Them Home" on the red carpet at the 2024 Grammys.
