Raegan Revord, at the age of 17, has emerged as a multi-talented force in the entertainment industry. The actor rose to prominence for their role as ‘Missy Cooper’ in the much-loved show Young Sheldon and the spin-off, Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage. Ever since their debut, the world has seen Raegan grow right before the camera, charming audiences with their wit and emotional depth. Beyond acting, they have recently made a powerful entrance into the literary world with the release of their debut young-adult novel, Rules for Fake Girlfriends. The novel is a sapphic rom-com that reflects Raegan’s own evolving identity over the years, giving their inner self a creative voice.
The novel was written by Raegan Revord during filming breaks and schoolwork, showcasing an impressive balance of discipline and passion. They have also nurtured a thriving book club community and engage in charitable work, from animal rescue to helping unhoused individuals. In 2025, they publicly came out as non-binary, embracing the pronouns ‘they/them’, a deeply personal milestone that Raegan hopes will empower others to feel seen and accepted. So, as Raegan Revord becomes the voice of the new age, let us take a look at their journey so far.
Raegan Revord was born in San Diego and began their entertainment journey with commercials and small TV roles. However, their big break came when she was only nine years old. The young actor landed the role of ‘Missy Cooper’ in Young Sheldon, a role which would change their career forever. The character’s quick wit, independence and emotional range resonated with fans, making Raegan a much-loved actor.
The show soon became a hit, garnering Raegan Revord fame and a massive fan base. However, the show’s fame was not limited to the national platform but also extended globally, and it remains a much-loved show even now. The show also provided them with a platform to develop as performers, laying the foundation for an already remarkable career that continues to evolve.
