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Meet Dove Cameron's lookalike sister, Claire Hosterman – who's a vocal coach: the ‘Too Much' singer's sibling has worked with clients featured in The Voice as well as Netflix, Nickelodeon and Disney
Meet Dove Cameron's lookalike sister, Claire Hosterman – who's a vocal coach: the ‘Too Much' singer's sibling has worked with clients featured in The Voice as well as Netflix, Nickelodeon and Disney

South China Morning Post

time26-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • South China Morning Post

Meet Dove Cameron's lookalike sister, Claire Hosterman – who's a vocal coach: the ‘Too Much' singer's sibling has worked with clients featured in The Voice as well as Netflix, Nickelodeon and Disney

Dove Cameron took to the stage to perform her song, 'Too Much', at a Coachella after-party in April, as reported by Reuters. Singer Dove Cameron performed at the Nylon House party in April. Photo: Handout The rising singer-songwriter, 29, sang her 2025 hit at the Nylon House party, which often features performances from up-and-coming artists. Advertisement Claire Hosterman is Dove Cameron's sister. Photo: @claire_hosterman/Instagram Dove Cameron has come a long way since her Disney Channel days. But what do we know about her lesser-known sister, Claire Hosterman? Claire Hosterman is a vocal coach Claire Hosterman is a vocal coach. Photo: @claire_hosterman/Instagram While her sister is a famous singer, Hosterman is also in the music biz. She works as an international singing coach and has trained in cities like Seattle, New York, Los Angeles and Paris, according to her website. She has an impressive client roster

Dove Cameron performs 'Too Much' at Coachella afterparty, Nylon House
Dove Cameron performs 'Too Much' at Coachella afterparty, Nylon House

Reuters

time12-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Reuters

Dove Cameron performs 'Too Much' at Coachella afterparty, Nylon House

INDIO, California, April 11 (Reuters) - Rising American singer and actor Dove Cameron took to the Nylon Desert House stage in Indio, California on Friday to kick off the first night of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival with her 2025 single "Too Much." Nylon House is a party thrown in conjunction with Coachella by NYLON magazine, often including performances from rising artists. "Too Much," which Cameron wrote, traverses the techno-pop genre and unpacks Cameron's experiences of feeling like she once needed to take up less space to avoid upsetting others. The Bainbridge Island native has been vocal about being queer and advocating for feminism. Before launching as a musical artist, Cameron had her breakthrough acting roles in Disney Channel's comedy series "Liv and Maddie" and her leading role in the network's "Descendants" film franchise. Her breakout 2022 musical single was "Boyfriend", which received critical success, reaching the top 20 in the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. "Boyfriend" is from her debut studio album, "Alchemical: Volume 1", which was released in 2023 and became a viral hit on the social media platform TikTok. In 2023, Cameron told Reuters that'Boyfriend' is based on events from her life that helped shape her sexuality. That same year, the 29-year-old took home the "New Artist of the Year" award for the single at the American Music Awards where she also performed. The "Breakfast" singer has spoken out about her struggles with depression and the woes of child stardom.

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