Is Gabrielle Union A-List?

Early TV Sitcom Appearances

Gabrielle began her career with guest roles on sitcoms. These early appearances provided minimal income but crucial industry exposure.

Teen Film Supporting Roles

Roles in 'She's All That' and '10 Things I Hate About You' increased visibility. Earnings moderately increased, but she wasn't a leading star yet.

"Bring It On" Breakthrough

Starring in 'Bring It On' established her as a leading actress. This role substantially increased her income and opportunities.

"Bad Boys II" Success

Starring in 'Bad Boys II' solidified her A-list status. Her salary jumped significantly, and she became a sought-after actress.

"Being Mary Jane" Lead Role

Leading the series 'Being Mary Jane' enhanced her fame and earnings. She gained more creative control and higher pay.

Author & Advocate

Publishing her memoir and advocating for social justice broadened her influence. Book sales and speaking engagements boosted her income.

Production Company Launch

Launching her production company expanded her role in the industry. She gained more control over projects and potential revenue streams.

Established Actress & Producer

Gabrielle continues to act, produce, and advocate. Her established career ensures steady income and cultural relevance.