Sophia Grace Brownlee emerged as a British singer, child actress, and internet personality. She gained recognition through regular appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, alongside her cousin Rosie McClelland. Together, they formed the duo Sophia Grace & Rosie, capturing the public's attention with a cover version of Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" posted on YouTube. Brownlee went on to debut her solo single "Girls Just Gotta Have Fun" in 2013, followed by other releases, including "Hollywood," "UK Girl," and "Why U Mad." She also collaborated with various artists, including rapper Silentó on her 2016 single "Girl in the Mirror".

Branching out from music, Brownlee and McClelland hosted a segment on The Ellen DeGeneres Show called "Tea Time with Sophia Grace & Rosie," which won the "Choice Webstar" award at the 2012 Teen Choice Awards. They also engaged with the entertainment industry, serving as correspondents during high-profile red carpet events like the Grammy Awards and the MTV Video Music Awards. Brownlee was cast as Little Red Riding Hood in Disney's adaptation of Into the Woods, however, she later withdrew from the film. Nonetheless, she starred in the 2014 film Sophia Grace & Rosie's Royal Adventure, for which she reportedly received around $50,000 and secured a five-picture deal.

Alongside her acting and singing career, Brownlee ventured into reality television as a judge on the ABC series The Toy Box in 2017. She and McClelland delved into literature, publishing two illustrated story books, including "Tea Time with Sophia Grace & Rosie." They even have singing dolls modeled after them that play Sophia Grace's rendition of "Super Bass". Brownlee also maintains a YouTube channel, where she shares music videos and vlogs. In 2022, she announced her pregnancy and welcomed a son in February 2023.

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