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The Proud Family Research Paper

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“The Proud Family” was first aired September 21, 2001. “The Proud Family” is about a 14 year old girl named Penny Proud voiced by Kyla Pratt. Penny is facing typical teenage experiences in middle school with help from her family. Penny’s family is her loving mother Trudy Proud voiced by Paula Jai Parker. Penny’s mother is a veterinarian. Penny’s dad Oscar Proud voiced by Tommy Davidson, is Penny’s overprotective dad. Suga Mama is Penny's wrestler loving grandma. She is straight to the point and she is a thrill seeker. Penny has 2 little siblings. BeBe and CeCe Proud are 2 troublemaking 1 year old twins. BeBe is a boy and CeCe is a girl. “The Proud Family” was originally piloted by Nickelodeon but was chosen by Disney Channel. The show was created
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