At 34-years-old, Raven-Symoné is a veteran in the industry. For 30 years she’s starred in films and television shows including The Cosby Show, That’s so Raven, The Cheetah Girls, Zenon: Z3, Black-ish, Dr. Dolittle, College Road Trip, and dozens of others. The multi-hyphenated entertainer has also released four studio albums dating back to 1993, and she’s recently shared a glimpse into her latest project with DailyMailTV.

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Raven-Symoné has kept much of her private life under wraps as she’s navigated the industry for the majority of her life. Now, she’s opening up on INFRASOUNDS, a five-pack project that’s said to be second in a series. “I do believe growing up in the industry has morphed my vision of life in general,” she said. “I’m a product of my environment/upbringing and yeah, I’ve been in this industry since I was two years old and I’m 34.”

‘The revealing part is you’ve never seen me like this. I’ve never spoken so freely about what I’ve been through. I’ve spoken it to the people around me… but now I’m letting the public see it,” Raven-Symoné added. There’s much more that she wants to share from her childhood as many of her lyrics, she said, are pulled from her diaries. ‘But it hasn’t been released yet to the world. I think that’s (for) another moment… when I got to go through that again and I’m still learning how to process it.”

Catch a preview of Raven-Symoné rapping a track from INFRASOUNDS below. The EP will be available on April 10.

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It’s been decades since Keshia Knight Pulliam starred on The Cosby Show, but the 40-year-old actress will always be seen as little Rudy Huxtable. As the youngest of the Huxtable siblings, Rudy was known as the sweet and sassy sister who grew from a five-year-old darling to a 13-year-old finding her way. The Cosby Show ended in 1992, leaving many diehard fans curious as to what became of those beloved characters.

Keshia recently sat down with Dish Nation to talk about her current projects, and the hosts wanted to know her take on what came of Rudy Huxtable’s adult life. “I think her and Bud finally figured it out,” Keshia said. “They maybe got like, two-point-five kids, a dog. She’s doing well, she’s graduated I’m sure like me from Spelman College.” Then, they asked Keshia about the iconic moment on the third episode of the second season of The Cosby Show when Rudy lip-synched Nappy Brown’s “Night Time Is The Right Time.”

After some prodding, Keshia agreed to recreate her moment when, during the musical performance, Ruday Huxtable sang “Baby.” Every one of the hosts chimed in as the interview became a sing-a-long. Watch Keshia Knight Pulliam’s interview below and check out what else she had to say about starring in the play version of Set It Off.