Keke Palmer's movies and TV shows show her acting chops shining in all sorts of ways. From her breakthrough role playing a Spelling Bee contestant in Akeelah and the Bee to starring in Jordan Peele’s Nope, she has an uncanny knack for putting spunk, power, and personality into her performances. Now that the True Jackson, VP star is 30 and a mother to a one-year-old son, she might be joining the long list of people thinking of quitting Hollywood.
The Just Keke host experienced her whole childhood in front of the camera, which started with Barbershop 2, then branched into television, hosting, a singing career, podcasts and, most recently, being a CEO. Now that Keke Palmer has had multiple successful careers and been “mommy-ing” since the birth of her first child, Leo, she could retire right now if she wanted to. While speaking to Teen Vogue, Palmer gets honest if her time in Hollywood is over.
