Personal details
- Birth Date: 1996-08-14
- Height: 5′ 3″ (1.60 m)
- Birth Location: College Station, Texas, USA
- Parents: Veronica Hildebrand
- Professions: Actress, Producer, Soundtrack
Brianna Caitlin Hildebrand. Yeah, that’s the face you sorta recognize but can’t quite place until someone says “Negasonic Teenage Warhead” and then it just clicks. Born and raised in Texas, she’s definitely not your average Hollywood cliché. She just kinda storms into the room with that dry, deadpan energy that made her the perfect fit for Deadpool’s moody X-Men teenager—honestly, her character’s name alone makes you want to watch just for the vibes. Sharing the screen with Ryan Reynolds, she basically became internet royalty overnight, with memes and fan art popping up everywhere. But Hildebrand isn’t just a one-trick pony. She popped up in Netflix’s Lucifer as Aurora Decker-Morningstar, giving off this unique mix of sass and vulnerability that makes her scenes way more interesting than your typical “supporting role.” She’s also in Tragedy Girls, playing Sadie Cunningham, which is a wild horror-comedy ride—think social media obsession meets murder spree, and yeah, she nails it. And if that’s not enough, she also showed up in Playing with Fire as Brynn, which, let’s be real, is a total departure from mutant angst and mayhem, but she pulls it off without missing a beat. Honestly, Brianna Hildebrand’s filmography’s all over the map, but that’s what makes her fun to watch. She bounces between genres, keeps you guessing, and there’s always this little edge to her performances—like she’s in on the joke, even when nobody else is. You see her name pop up in the credits, you know you’re in for something just a little bit different.
At just twelve, she snagged her very first guitar—some beat-up old thing, but hey, it got the job done. She wasn’t messing around, either. No sooner had she learned a couple of chords than she started scribbling lyrics in her spiral notebook, humming melodies under her breath, basically driving her family nuts. But you know how it goes: once you catch the songwriting bug, you’re hooked. Her afternoons turned into jam sessions on her bedroom floor, where she’d belt out half-finished tunes about, oh, school drama, the weirdness of growing up, or whatever random thing popped into her head. It wasn’t glamorous—lots of cracked notes and awkward rhymes—but those first songs? They were raw, honest, totally her. Nobody was telling her what to write or how to sound. It was just her, the guitar, and a stubborn determination to figure out who she was—one song at a time.
Negasonic Teenage Warhead is basically the definition of “doesn’t give a damn.” She’s got this sharp, almost deadpan vibe that makes her stand out from all the other superheroes who are busy being all noble and dramatic. She’s not about big speeches or saving the world for glory—she mainly just wants everyone to leave her alone. You watch her roll her eyes at Deadpool’s antics and it’s like, yeah, she’s the only sane person in the room. The wild part? Off-screen, the actress is nothing like that—she’s not athletic, not particularly rebellious, just a regular person. But when she steps into those boots, she transforms into this badass who couldn’t care less about what anybody thinks. That attitude? It’s magnetic. She’s cool without even trying, and honestly, you kind of wish you could borrow that energy for a day.
August 14, 1996
5′ 3″ (1.60 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
College Station, Texas, USA
Veronica Hildebrand and Surekha
28 years old