Scarlett Estevez

December 4, 2024

Fast Facts
Background
Career Timeline
Why We Love
Surprising Facts
FAQs

Scarlet Estevez was born on December 4, 2007. She has always been a natural in front of a camera. At a tender age, Estevez developed a flair for the performing arts. She is growing into an established, famous, and celebrated actress. Her career kicked off in 2015 as a child actress in “Daddy’s Home” and “Daddy’s Home 2” films. She then proceeded to play Trixie in “Lucifer” from 2016 to 2021. She also featured in the fourth season of “Bunk’d,” which was a Disney Channel television series in 2019. She is also a commercial model. She landed her first national commercial when she was three years old and has been in over 25 national commercials. Her other roles include the short film “The Magic Bracelet,” which she did for Make-A-Film-Foundation. “Then There Was You” was her first-ever feature film. We are immensely excited to be celebrating her today.

Fast Facts

Full Name:

Scarlett Estevez

Birth date:

December 4, 2007

Age:

Zodiac Sign:

Sagittarius

Height:

5' 0"

Relationship Status:

Single

Net Worth:

$3 million

Background

Scarlett Estevez is a multitalented actress, model, and all-around artist. She has grown in her career since she started at a young age. She was born in Los Angeles, California, on December 4, 2007. Her father, Anthony Estevez, was a real estate agent, and Samantha Estevez, her mother, was a housewife. She grew up with her two siblings, Ben and Eloise. Estevez has always been a natural in front of a camera. From a tender age, Estevez had a flair for the Performing Arts. Estevez is growing into an established, famous, and celebrated actress. Her first film role was as Ashley in the short film “The Magic Bracelet” for Make-A-Film-Foundation. She later featured in “Then There Was You,” her first-ever feature film. In 2015, she featured in Nickelodeon’s television film “The Massively Mixed-Up Middle School Mystery.”

Her career rose to fame and prominence in 2015 as a child actress in “Daddy’s Home” and “Daddy’s Home 2” films, where she acted as Megan. Hartford Courant praised her for her comic performances. “The Austin Chronicles” singled her out while reviewing “Daddy’s Home 2,” stating that while the children of the film might have been pawns in the larger power struggle, her scenes gave her the platform to deliver funny and comical lines. She then proceeded to play Trixie in “Lucifer” in 2016. She also featured as Gwen in the fourth season of “Bunk’d,” which was a Disney Channel television series in 2019.

In the same year, reports confirmed that Estevez was going that she was going to feature in the fifth season of “Lucifer,” which was to be on Netflix ― it was to be the last season. In 2020, a sixth season of “Lucifer” was announced, which was going to be the final season; Estevez’s role was to continue. In 2021, she was Violet Rodriguez, a.k.a. Ultra Violet ― the lead role in “Black Scorpion & Ultra Violet,” an upcoming Disney Channel series. She is also a commercial model. She landed her first national commercial when she was three years old and has been in more than 25 national commercials since then.

Scarlett Estevez Movies and TV Shows

Production	Role	Year
Ultra Violet & Black Scorpion	Violet	2022
Minions: The Rise of Gru	Additional Voices	2022
Christmas…Again?!	Rowena Clybourne	2021
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie	Esme Louise	2015-2021
Lucifer	Trixie Espinoza	2016-2021
Bunk’d	Gwen Flores	2019-2021
Raven’s Home	Gwen Flores	2020-2021
The Grinch	Izzy	2018
Modest Heroes	Voice	2018
Daddy’s Home 2	Megan	2017
Daddy’s Home	Megan	2015
The Massively Mixed-Up Middle School Mystery	Young Mendoza	2015
Someone to Love	Abigail	2013
The Magic Bracelet	Young Ashley	2013

Career timeline

2013

She Debuts Her Acting Career

She debuts her career in the short film “The Magic Bracelet,” produced by the Make-A-Film Foundation.

2015

She Stars in “Daddy’s Home”

She stars in the film “Daddy’s Home” by playing the role of Megan.

2019

She Features in “Bunk’d”

She features in the Disney Channel comedy series ― “Bunk’d.”

2020

She Features in “Lucifer”

She is confirmed to continue featuring in the sixth and final season of “Lucifer.”

Why We Love Scarlett Estevez

She is funny
Most of her roles are comical roles. She plays them very naturally and with ease. Hartford Courant praised her for giving actual comic performances. “The Austin Chronicles” also singled her out while reviewing “Daddy’s Home 2,” stating that her scenes gave her the platform to deliver funny and comical lines.
She is a quick learner
She started her career at a tender age; Estevez has developed and grown massively. She is professional and ethical, despite her young age. She is ready to learn and quick to implement, which has equalized her to adults in the same field.
She loves the Arts
Since she was about three years old, she has had an affinity for the performing arts. She has always been a natural in front of the camera; this made it very easy for her to achieve everything she has within the period she has.

5 Surprising Facts

She is Rebecca Weil’s niece
She is related to the actress Rebecca Weil.
She is religious
She grew up in a Christian household and actively practices Christianity.
She lives by herself
She moved out of her parent's home to stay in her own house.
She has worked with Hailee Steinfield
She acted alongside Hailee Steinfield in “The Magical Bracelet.”
She attends online courses
She is undertaking online courses designed specifically for child actors.

Scarlett Estevez FAQs

How much does Scarlett Estevez weigh?

She weighs approximately 77 pounds.

Is Scarlett Estevez any relation to Emilio Estevez?

Though the young actress’s last name is Estevez, she is a member of the Estevez acting family from New York.

What is Scarlett Estevez doing now?

In June 2020, reports confirmed that Estevez would continue to perform in the sixth and final season of “Lucifer” on Netflix. In January 2021, she landed the lead role of Violet Rodriguez, a.k.a. Ultra Violet, in the upcoming Disney Channel series “Black Scorpion & Ultra Violet.”