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Emma Evangeline Ross is the deuteragonist of the Disney Channel sitcom JESSIE and the main protagonist of its spin off series BUNK'D Season 1-3, and came back as a supporting cameo character in Season 5. She was born on April 29, 1998, to Morgan Ross and Christina Ross in New York City. She is the only biological child in the Ross family. Emma is also the oldest child. She is currently 18-years of age and is in 12th grade.
She was portrayed by Peyton List, who also played Becky Barnes as a child in The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Holly Hills in the first two sequels of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid franchise, and Tory Nichols in Cobra Kai.
Personality[]
Emma is a relatively bright but also somewhat lazy girl who occasionally comes off as dense, although she manages to get decent grades in school. Her main passion comes in the form of more artistic pursuits such as fashion, with her even having her own web show where she reviews and discusses different styles of clothing and stylists themselves.
While occasionally being arrogant and cruel, Emma overall is a genuinely sweet person and is extremely caring for both her friends and family.
Appearance[]
Emma is a tall, slim teenage girl. She's got light skin, blond hair, and brown eyes. She looks very similar to her mother, Christina Ross.
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Trivia[]
- She is similar to Serena Van Der Woodsen in Gossip Girl
- Emma is not like any other rich girl, who looks down on outsiders and geeks. She is really nice, and she has parents and a family loved her back.
- Although Emma was nice in the first 2 seasons, in season 3 she became a bully to Ravi and her butler along with the other Ross kids. She can be very self-centered and cocky sometimes. She has become kind again in Bunk'd.
- In Bunk'd, she only appeared Season 1 to Season 3. She later returned through a special guest star capacity in Season 5.
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