Raven Symoné Reunites with “That's So Raven ”Cast at Her 40th Birthday Celebration
- - Raven Symoné Reunites with “That's So Raven ”Cast at Her 40th Birthday Celebration
Virginia ChamleeDecember 13, 2025 at 3:46 AM
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Raven-Symone, Kyle Massey, and Rondell Sheridan at Raven's 40th Birthday Party; -
Raven Symoné is 40 and celebrated in style
The actress took to Instagram to share some special moments at an intimate birthday dinner held Dec. 10
Included in the images was one of she and two of her That's So Raven co-stars
Raven-Symoné celebrated turning 40 in style — with a dinner attended by her closest friends and former That's So Raven co-stars.
In a carousel of images posted on Instagram, Symoné shared some special moments at an intimate birthday dinner held Dec. 10.
Included in the images were photos of Symoné and her wife, Miranda Maday, and one with her That’s So Raven castmates Rondell Sheridan (who played her father Victor in the show) and Kyle Massey (who played her brother Cory).
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Raven Symoné and Wife Miranda Mada
"I want to thank everyone for showing love and support for my 40th year on this planet," the actress wrote in a caption. "Seeing everyone’s faces and reading everyone’s text messages has truly touched my heart and soul. I’ve become very emotional, so I’m gonna keep this short - love y’all and let’s have a bomb ass 2026 together! Here are some pictures to relish in from last night. Turn up. Xx"
Other photos taken at the dinner show Symoné blowing out the candles on her cake, which featured a photo of her as a child.
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The actress launched her career at just three years old, playing adorable, sharp and chatty Olivia Kendall on The Cosby Show. From there, she would star in several classics such as The Little Rascals, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, Doctor Dolittle and Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century, slowly building a career that would stand the test of time.
She became a bonafide millennial queen when she snagged her own Disney Show, That's So Raven in 2003. The successful sitcom would become a tentpole for the kids' channel, running for four seasons.
Massey and Symoné spoke about the "magic" of Raven during the May 22 episode of her Tea Time with Raven & Miranda podcast — which Symoné co-hosts with her wife.
"On Raven, the atmosphere that we had on that show I would say is akin to some of the best sitcoms of all time," Massey, who appeared on all four seasons of the show before starring in his own spinoff, Cory in the House, said. "And a lot of our writers came from those shows, and they would validate us like, this is that atmosphere that you spark magic in."
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