Raegan Revord

Raegan Revord is an American actress and author best known for playing Missy Cooper on CBS's Young Sheldon from 2017 to 2024. Her performance as Sheldon Cooper's sharp-tongued twin sister earned her a dedicated fan following and critical notice for her comedic timing. In 2025, she published her debut YA novel, Rules for Fake Girlfriends, through Wednesday Books, establishing herself as a writer alongside her acting career. She also runs a book club called Read With Raegan, which focuses on diverse YA titles and reading advocacy. [edit]

Revord grew up in San Diego, California, as an only child. She began her career in commercials and print modeling before moving into television. At age seven, she landed a recurring role as Megan on ABC's Modern Family, appearing in multiple episodes from 2016. She also guest-starred on Netflix's Grace and Frankie in 2016 and made an appearance on the sketch series W/ Bob and David in 2015. Her first professional acting credit was the short film Tortoise in 2015. She trained for two years at the Young Actor's Space in Los Angeles, which prepared her for the audition that led to Young Sheldon. [edit]

In 2017, Revord was cast as Missy Cooper, the twin sister of young Sheldon, on the CBS prequel Young Sheldon. The series ran for seven seasons, concluding in 2024, and Revord's portrayal of the witty, rebellious Missy became a fan favorite. She also appeared in the 2017 supernatural horror film Wish Upon. Following the show's end, she transitioned into writing: her debut novel, Rules for Fake Girlfriends, was published in September 2025 by Wednesday Books, an imprint of Macmillan. She also launched the book club Read With Raegan, which highlights contemporary YA fiction and encourages young readers to engage with literature. [edit]

Revord is seen as a wholesome, talented young actress with a strong comedic sensibility. Her public persona blends the relatable, sassy energy of Missy Cooper with a genuine enthusiasm for reading and writing. On social media, she shares behind-the-scenes photos from Young Sheldon, pet pictures, and book recommendations. Her style is youthful and casual-chic, often featuring jeans, sneakers, and simple dresses on red carpets. Fans of the show appreciate her grounded portrayal of Missy, while her book club followers admire her commitment to promoting diverse stories. She has not yet developed a distinct fandom name, but her audience overlaps heavily with Young Sheldon viewers and YA literature enthusiasts. [edit]

Raegan Revord has cultivated a substantial digital following that centers on her personal social media presence rather than a formalized, external fan organization. Her TikTok account serves as the primary hub for engagement, where she interacts directly with millions of followers under the moniker Rae. The audience, largely organic and unaffiliated with a specific collective name, actively discusses her transition from child actress to published author and reacts strongly to cast reunions within the Young Sheldon universe. While fans frequently engage with her book recommendations and content regarding her debut novel, Rules for Fake Girlfriends, there are no documented large-scale campaigns, charity drives, or legendary viral incidents involving crowds shutting down streets or fainting. The cultural narrative surrounding her remains grounded in professional milestones and personal disclosures, such as her coming out as nonbinary, rather than chaotic folklore or mythic anecdotes. This steady growth reflects a modern celebrity trajectory defined by direct-to-fan interaction rather than traditional fandom structures. Despite this robust online engagement, iFANN's Global Fame Engine has evaluated Raegan Revord but she does not currently hold a placement in the published rankings (Global Top 1,000 or a Top-100 scope list).[edit]

Raegan Revord managed her early social media accounts through her parents before taking over her own digital presence. She frequently shares photographs of her dogs on Instagram, reflecting her known love for animals. Her favorite book is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, a work she has cited as a significant influence on her own writing style. An avid reader herself, Revord has stated that she consumes at least one book per week. Her first name, Raegan is a variation of the Irish name Reagan, and she possesses hazel eyes according to her official website. A notable moment in her recent public life occurred when she quietly announced her identity as nonbinary on social media, a revelation confirmed by them.us that marked a pivotal shift in her personal narrative separate from her character Missy Cooper. Additionally, the evolution of the Young Sheldon cast has become a recurring topic of discussion among viewers, particularly regarding how the 'Ladies of Young Sheldon' have transformed over the years.[edit]

Revord was born in San Diego, California, and is an only child. Her parents have been supportive of her career, with her father often accompanying her to set. She has two dogs, a golden retriever and a poodle mix, who appear frequently on her Instagram. She lives in Los Angeles with her family. In interviews, she has described her household as close-knit and book-oriented. [edit]

Revord's most frequent collaborator is Iain Armitage, who played her twin brother Sheldon on Young Sheldon. She also worked closely with Zoe Perry, Lance Barber, and Montana Jordan on the series. On Modern Family, she acted alongside Sarah Hyland and the ensemble cast. In the film Wish Upon, she shared scenes with Joey King and Ryan Phillippe. [edit]

As of 2026, Revord is not publicly known to have been in any romantic relationships. Biographical sources consistently describe her as single, with no dating history reported. She has focused on her career and education, and any speculation about relationships remains unconfirmed. She has no children. [edit]

Per iFANN's editorial analysis, Raegan Revord's net worth is estimated at $420,000 as of 2026. Her primary income source stems from her seven-season tenure as a series regular on Young Sheldon, where she earned a per-episode salary typical for supporting cast members on a network sitcom. Additional revenue streams include residuals from syndication, her role in the 2017 film Wish Upon, and early commercial work. In 2025, she received an advance and royalties from her debut novel Rules for Fake Girlfriends. She does not have any reported major endorsement deals or business ventures, and her earnings have been managed by her parents throughout her childhood.[edit]