Hunter Elizabeth(I)
- Actress
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Hunter Elizabeth, known artistically as Hunter, is an American singer, actress, and model raised in Montana whose career spans television, film, music, and high-profile national advertising campaigns. Known for both her commanding screen presence and soulful musicality, she has built a reputation as a rare multi-hyphenate working seamlessly across multiple lanes of the entertainment industry.
On television, Hunter’s most notable credits include a costarring role on the hit Apple TV+ series The Morning Show, as well as a musical guest appearance on Conan OBrien Show. Her screen presence extends into major commercial work, including two Super Bowl commercials, one of which features Hunter performing vocally alongside Willie Nelson in a national campaign for Skechers. She has also partnered with global beauty brands Neutrogena and Sephora, adding to an extensive portfolio of national campaigns.
In film, Hunter’s music has continued to make an impact. Her song "Good Girl" appears in the upcoming 2026 feature film Driver’s Ed, directed by Bobby Farrelly and starring John Travolta. Previously, her song "Messing With My Heart" was featured in the Farrelly-directed film Champions, starring Woody Harrelson.
As a recording artist, Hunter is preparing to release a new album in 2026 produced by acclaimed musician and songwriter David Ryan Harris (John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, Santana). She is also currently collaborating with legendary producer Narada Michael Walden (Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin, Mariah Carey) on an upcoming single (release date TBD), further cementing her reputation among elite musical collaborators.
Hunter’s debut EP, Hello: My Name is Hunter (2022), surpassed 1.2 million streams on Spotify and featured an all-star lineup of industry heavyweights, including executive producer John Alagia, co-producer Jesse Siebenberg, and musicians and writers such as Nash Overstreet, Michael Chaves, and David Ryan Harris. Her song "Closer," co-written with Harris and Alagia, appeared on Now That’s What I Call Music as a featured "Who’s Next" artist. Her first commercial music release was a cover of George Harrison’s "Something" for the Instant Records album Instant Love, distributed by The Orchard.
A frequent collaborator of Lukas Nelson, Hunter has performed with him on Conan, toured as an opening act, and shared the stage with Willie Nelson at both the Hollywood Bowl and Austin City Limits. She has also written and recorded music for television, with placements across series including Love Island, The Bachelorette, Married at First Sight, American Ninja Warrior, and The Biggest Loser.
Born and raised in Helena, Montana, Hunter began singing almost as soon as she could speak and was performing publicly by age ten. She later reached the Top 100 on American Idol and the Top 60 on The Voice before relocating to Los Angeles at 18. There, she earned a double major in Vocal Performance and Music Production from Musicians Institute while simultaneously building a professional acting career.
Hunter’s additional acting credits include roles on Undateable, The Bold and the Beautiful, Murder in the First, Nickelodeon’s Game Shakers, and the feature film Me Him Her. She also starred in the sitcom pilot Spare Me, for which she co-wrote and recorded the theme song. Her commercial work includes campaigns for Ford, Marriott, Walmart, Under Armour, Porsche, Volvo, Popeyes, Magic Bullet, Blue Apron, and more.
With a career that seamlessly bridges acting, music, and fashion, Hunter Elizabeth stands out as a modern multi-hyphenate artist whose work reflects versatility, credibility, and lasting impact across entertainment’s biggest platforms.
On television, Hunter’s most notable credits include a costarring role on the hit Apple TV+ series The Morning Show, as well as a musical guest appearance on Conan OBrien Show. Her screen presence extends into major commercial work, including two Super Bowl commercials, one of which features Hunter performing vocally alongside Willie Nelson in a national campaign for Skechers. She has also partnered with global beauty brands Neutrogena and Sephora, adding to an extensive portfolio of national campaigns.
In film, Hunter’s music has continued to make an impact. Her song "Good Girl" appears in the upcoming 2026 feature film Driver’s Ed, directed by Bobby Farrelly and starring John Travolta. Previously, her song "Messing With My Heart" was featured in the Farrelly-directed film Champions, starring Woody Harrelson.
As a recording artist, Hunter is preparing to release a new album in 2026 produced by acclaimed musician and songwriter David Ryan Harris (John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, Santana). She is also currently collaborating with legendary producer Narada Michael Walden (Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin, Mariah Carey) on an upcoming single (release date TBD), further cementing her reputation among elite musical collaborators.
Hunter’s debut EP, Hello: My Name is Hunter (2022), surpassed 1.2 million streams on Spotify and featured an all-star lineup of industry heavyweights, including executive producer John Alagia, co-producer Jesse Siebenberg, and musicians and writers such as Nash Overstreet, Michael Chaves, and David Ryan Harris. Her song "Closer," co-written with Harris and Alagia, appeared on Now That’s What I Call Music as a featured "Who’s Next" artist. Her first commercial music release was a cover of George Harrison’s "Something" for the Instant Records album Instant Love, distributed by The Orchard.
A frequent collaborator of Lukas Nelson, Hunter has performed with him on Conan, toured as an opening act, and shared the stage with Willie Nelson at both the Hollywood Bowl and Austin City Limits. She has also written and recorded music for television, with placements across series including Love Island, The Bachelorette, Married at First Sight, American Ninja Warrior, and The Biggest Loser.
Born and raised in Helena, Montana, Hunter began singing almost as soon as she could speak and was performing publicly by age ten. She later reached the Top 100 on American Idol and the Top 60 on The Voice before relocating to Los Angeles at 18. There, she earned a double major in Vocal Performance and Music Production from Musicians Institute while simultaneously building a professional acting career.
Hunter’s additional acting credits include roles on Undateable, The Bold and the Beautiful, Murder in the First, Nickelodeon’s Game Shakers, and the feature film Me Him Her. She also starred in the sitcom pilot Spare Me, for which she co-wrote and recorded the theme song. Her commercial work includes campaigns for Ford, Marriott, Walmart, Under Armour, Porsche, Volvo, Popeyes, Magic Bullet, Blue Apron, and more.
With a career that seamlessly bridges acting, music, and fashion, Hunter Elizabeth stands out as a modern multi-hyphenate artist whose work reflects versatility, credibility, and lasting impact across entertainment’s biggest platforms.
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