Happy Birthday Rege-Jean Page! A handful knows this - the "Bridgerton" actor is also a singer!
Age, Net Worth
Regé-Jean Page is an English actor. He is known for his breakout role in the first series of the Netflix period drama Bridgerton, for which he won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series presented by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Regé-Jean Page has stolen the hearts of viewers everywhere. The U.K.-born talent has a promising career ahead, and his net worth proves it! Regé-Jean is worth an estimated $1.5 million, according to multiple outlets.
Singing with His Brother
As if the Duke of Hastings could not become more enticing. Act II of the audio play adaption of The Sandman features the actor, who voices the character of Orpheus, singing in Greek, and it is a must-listen. But more than that, the actor is actually part of the musical duo Tunya.
As co-executive producer and director of the audio drama Dirk Maggs stated that Regé-Jean Page is not only an outstanding actor and a stunningly handsome man, but he is also an angelic singer.
He even said that it still sends chills down his spine. Following the publication of the brief clip, the fans' opinion of the star's delicate singing voice was far from "untreated stems." As one user of Twitter said that he meets all the criteria! Actor, musician, and dancer (those Bridgerton waltzes were no joke)! What follows? Goosebumps is an understatement!!" During his February appearance on Saturday Night Live, where he performed Olivia Rodrigo's famous song "driver's license," the actor gave fans a brief taste of his singing abilities. However, Regé's singing abilities extend far beyond small parts and acting roles.
He performs with his brother Tose Page as part of the musical duo Tunya. Check out their work below:
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Page's first starring role was in the 2001 television series Gimme, in which he portrayed Tanka. The next year, in 2005, he had a guest appearance in the British television series Casualty@Holby City. In addition, he has been in the stage shows The History Boys in 2013 and 2015 and The Merchant of Venice. Despite the theatrical production, he had a supporting role in the 2017 Shondaland drama For the People. In 2020, he will be known for the drama Sylvie's Love, whereas in 2018 he was known for a tiny appearance in Mortal Engines.
