Alana Monteiro
American model, actress, singer-songwriter, and dancer
About Alana Monteiro
Alana Pascale Monteiro (born March 13, 1997, in New Bedford, Massachusetts) is an American model, actress, singer-songwriter, and dancer based in New York City. She has appeared in fashion publications, acted in films including Someone Great and Hocus Pocus 2, and released singles such as “High,” “Ghosting,” and “Miss No More.”
Acting career After relocating to New York City, Monteiro studied acting at institutions such as the Stella Adler Studio and New York Film Academy. Her filmography includes appearances in Someone Great (Netflix), Second Act, and Disney’s Hocus Pocus 2, which won three Emmy Awards. In Hocus Pocus 2 (2022), she appeared as an extra in a Newport festival scene, wearing a costume inspired by her mother’s vintage Halloween outfit.
On October 30, 2021, she released "Ghosting", a soulful R&B ballad she also wrote. The track appeared on global Spotify playlists in Europe, Germany, France, Singapore, Mexico, and the U.S., with some playlists exceeding 100 million streams. It charted on the Billboard charts, ranking among the top.
In March 2024, she released the R&B breakup-themed single "Miss No More", which she wrote herself.
Community work In May 2025, Monteiro launched the Alana Monteiro Modeling Camp in New Bedford. The five-day workshop offers modeling coaching, runway training, professional headshots, acting and dance classes, and Q&A sessions for aspiring models.
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