About Montana Tucker
Montana Tucker is an award-winning singer, dancer, actress, and social media activist with nearly 14 million followers across platforms. She has performed alongside artists like Pitbull, Ciara, and Lil Wayne, appeared on major soundtracks including Step Up 2: The Streets, and opened at events such as the Super Bowl Pre-Game. Most recently, she directed The Children of October 7, a moving documentary about the impact of the Hamas terror attacks on some of the youngest victims. At the 2024 Grammy Awards, Montana made headlines wearing a custom gown with a dramatic yellow ribbon reading “Bring Them Home,” in solidarity with the hostages still held in Gaza.
Montana is also the creator of the acclaimed docuseries How To: Never Forget, chronicling her family’s Holocaust history and culminating in a visit to Auschwitz, where her great-grandparents were murdered. She has since become a leading voice against antisemitism, representing the Jewish community on national platforms including the March for Israel Rally, the National Holocaust Museum’s 30th Anniversary, and an official visit to Israel, where she met with survivors, released hostages, and President Herzog. Through her advocacy and art, Montana continues to educate and inspire a new generation.
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