Most performers spend their teens trying to get noticed. Brooklynn Pitts spent hers juggling a pop group, a Disney role, online school and a nonprofit she started herself. She turned 16 on September 28, 2026, and if you only know her as Callie from Camp Rock 3, you're missing most of the story.
What makes her interesting isn't any single credit. It's the spread. Singer, dancer, actress, founder. Plenty of young performers get one break. Fewer manage to stack them without the whole thing feeling manufactured.
The basics
| Name | Brooklynn Pitts |
|---|---|
| Born | September 28, 2010, in Houston, Texas |
| Age | 16 (as of October 2026) |
| Raised in | Fort Worth, Texas, now based in California |
| Nationality | American |
| Ethnicity | African American |
| Work | Singer, dancer, actress |
| Best known for | XOMG POP!, Camp Rock 3, Chicken Girls |
| Father | George Pitts |
| Schooling | Blue Ridge Academy (online) |
| @iambrooklynnpitts | |
| Net worth | Icon Polls estimate: $500,000 to $1 million |
Four years old, and already on the floor
Pitts was born in Houston and grew up in Fort Worth. She started dancing at four, and her father, George Pitts, has said she never looked back. That's the kind of line parents say a lot. In her case the record backs it up.
She worked the competition circuit, including events like LA Dance Magic, while building her voice through church performances and vocal lessons. That combination matters. Dance kids who can't sing tend to stall when they age out of competitions. Singers who can't move struggle in group pop. She trained for both, early.
Eventually the work pulled the family to California. School moved online through Blue Ridge Academy, which lets her keep up with classes while travelling and filming. The family apparently liked the setup enough that her younger siblings were enrolled too.
How a Peacock competition built a pop group
The real turning point was Siwa's Dance Pop Revolution on Peacock. JoJo Siwa and her mother, Jessalynn Siwa, used the show to assemble a new girl group in 2021, and Pitts earned a spot. That group became XOMG POP!.
The catalogue is bright, loud and unapologetically aimed at young fans. Tracks she's been part of include:
- Candy Hearts
- Sparkle Queens
- Party Like a PopStar
- Rock the Night
- Disco Believer
- Super Secret Handshake
- 1234Ever, Moves, Make it Work, Pop! Pop!, BFF, Bloopers and XOMG
The group released the album Party Like a Pop Star and took its first U.S. tour in 2024, playing 14 cities. Along the way came national TV slots on America's Got Talent and The Ellen DeGeneres Show, plus a performance on the Children's and Family Emmy Awards stage.
Is this music for everyone? No, and it isn't trying to be. But for a performer this young, a group gives you reps: live shows, studio time, camera time, all with the pressure spread across several people. It's a smart training ground.
The acting side, credit by credit
Her screen work started in web series before Disney came calling.
- Chicken Girls: she played Aria across multiple episodes of the Brat series about friendship, dance and growing up.
- Classroom Confidential: another web series credit.
- Mani: a further web series appearance.
- Disney's We Came to Play campaign: she was featured as the lead girl.
- Camp Rock 3: cast as Callie, her biggest role so far.
The Camp Rock casting is the one that changes the conversation. It's a franchise built on exactly what she does: singing, dancing and acting in the same scene. For a performer whose whole résumé is a blend of all three, it's hard to imagine a better fit. If you have opinions on where the franchise sits among the studio's catalogue, you can vote in our best Disney movies poll.
Family in the background, by design
George Pitts is the parent fans hear from most. He's spoken publicly about how proud he is and how long she's been chasing this. Her mother appears in posts on Brooklynn's Instagram, but her name hasn't been widely shared, and that seems deliberate. For a minor working in entertainment, a family that stays a step back from the spotlight is a good sign, not a gap in the story.
Hey You by Brooklynn
This is the part of her profile that stands out most. Pitts is the founder and inspiration behind Hey You by Brooklynn, a nonprofit focused on uplifting young girls through encouragement, mental health awareness and building a positive sense of identity.
She's also spoken about wanting to represent young Black girls in an industry where they haven't always seen themselves on screen. Lots of young stars attach their name to a cause. Building something of her own around self-confidence and mental health, at her age, reads as more personal than that.
What is she worth?
There's no official figure, and given her age there probably never will be one. Icon Polls estimates her net worth at $500,000 to $1 million as of 2026. Treat that as a rough range, not a statement of fact.
The reasoning: she has several income streams running at once. XOMG POP! brings in touring, streaming and merchandise revenue, though it's split across a group. Acting roles, the Disney film above all, add more. Brand partnerships are realistic with over 140,000 Instagram followers. It's also worth remembering that earnings for child performers in California are typically subject to protections that set aside part of the money, so "worth" and "spending money" are very different things here.
Quick answers
How old is Brooklynn Pitts?
She's 16. She was born on September 28, 2010, in Houston, Texas.
Does Brooklynn Pitts have solo music?
Not as of 2026. Her released music has come through XOMG POP!, while her acting and nonprofit work run alongside the group.
How did she join XOMG POP!?
She competed on Siwa's Dance Pop Revolution on Peacock, the show JoJo Siwa and Jessalynn Siwa used to form the group in 2021.
