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Cassie Scerbo

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Cassie Scerbo was an American actor, singer and dancer. She rose to prominence when she was selected to sing in the only girl-only group "Slumber Party Girls" which was CBS's child's musical variety program Dance Revolution during the mid 2000s. Later, she gained recognition for her role in the direct-to-video movie Bring It On. In addition, she appeared in The ABC Family television show Make It or Break It, and In It to Take It. She was most well-known for her role as Nova Clarke in four of the six films of the pop-culture phenomenon Sharknado. Scerbo is a keen sports as well as fitness fanatic, and also a committed philanthropist. She devotes an extensive amount of time to environmental concerns and causes that affect society, such as cancer awareness sex-trafficking, and the distribution of clean drinking water in Africa. She frequently visits Los Angeles' children's hospital are famous. Scerbo happens to be graduated from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Hi...
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Cassie Scerbo

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Cassie Scerbo , an American actor and singer, initially gained attention when she joined the all-girl band 'Slumber Party Girls', which served as the host of the CBS children's program Dance Revolution in the middle 2000s. In the following years, she was a household name as a character in the telefilm Bring It On. In addition, she appeared in The ABC Family show Make It or Break It and in the ABC Family drama In It To Make It or Break It. The most memorable role she played was Nova Clarke who appeared in all six Sharknado films. Scerbo has given a significant amount of energy and time to the environment and social causes that include awareness of sexually transmitted diseases and human trafficking. She also works with Africa Water Project, among various other causes. Also, she is known to make frequent visits to the hospitals that treat children in Los Angeles. Scerbo is an alumni of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School located in Parkland, Florida, where an accused t...
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