North West Lands A New Role In Disney's The Lion King 30th Anniversary A Live-to-Film Concert Event: She Is Set For Fame
Following her acting debut with Paramount Pictures sequel for Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie, North West will star in The Lion King alongside established actor and singer Jennifer Hudson for Disney’s The Lion King 30th Anniversary A Live-to-Film Concert Event.
The first child of Kim Kardashian and her ex-husband, Kanye West is poised for great things. The talented kid is making waves in acting after killing it in her father’s Vultures album. The 10-year-old is now one of the youngest music artists to ever chart on Billboard’s Hot 100.
How is it possible? She featured her father on the song Talking. Now, she is set to feature Disney’s The Lion King 30th Anniversary A Live-to-Film Concert Event. Her role in the Broadway show is still unclear but she will make an appearance on the 25 and 26th which will be broadcast live on Disney Plus.
The event will also show the expertise of other cast such as award-winning actor and singer Jennifer Hudson, Ernie Sabella, Billy Eichner Bradley Gibson and Ernie Sabella. Per the press release sent out on Wednesday about the event, “Fans will experience life in the Pride Lands as a full orchestra performs Hans Zimmer’s rousing Oscar-winning musical score led by conductor Sarah Hicks.”
Apart from Disney’s The Lion King 30th Anniversary A Live-to-Film Concert Event, North West is set to release her musical talent and first album Elementary School Dropout. She teases the album while making an appearance on Jazzys World TV.
Talking to 13-year-old Jazlyn “Jazzy” Guerra, North West announced that her upcoming album was “gonna be great, but that she doesn’t know when it will drop. She also shared at the Rolling Loud festival that her father Kanye might appear on the album.
The Lion King 30th Anniversary A Live-to-Film Concert Event comes amid rumours of divorce between her father and his latest wife, Bianca Censori.
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