They have managed to keep their relationship fairly private, with Song revealing on social media the two are homebodies. The two met in 2017 on the set of “Changeland,” directed by Culkin’s friend Seth Green. When their baby was born, Culkin and Song released a statement that said “We’re overjoyed.” The actor and the “Suite Life” star, who welcomed their 9-month-old son Dakota last April, have been together for four years and are planning on marrying soon, reports People.ĬNN has reached to representatives of the couple for comment. The song does a great job of showcasing her charismatic vocals with strong melodies.Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Song are engaged. Her voice is surprisingly rich, and she has more personality than many pop starlets her age, especially those in the Disney stable. Fittingly, though, Song is the star of notable Disney productions which include The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior and most teen pop inspired flick, Stuck in the Suburbs. The themes of having fun, being yourself and following your dreams wind throughout most Disney songs, especially on the spunky, new-wavey girl power anthem Hannah Montana. The track borrows every gimmick that producers like the Matrix have perfected in the early 2000s: acoustic guitars that give way to big, crunchy electric ones, shiny synths and backing vocals that sound like they were sung into a megaphone. One of the most appealing Disney pop confections in some time, the song Girl Like Me performed by Disney star Brenda Song singing cute, well-written song that nod to teen-pop and country. The song received promotion from the Disney Channel and airplay on Radio Disney and managed to chart in the Canada AC National Airplay ranking number 32. The song was a Itunes single in Asia and was only avaiable for purchase on Itunes with the Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior movie on Itunes in North America and several countries in Europe. The song Girl Like Me by Brenda Song has been listed for 5 weeks on Chile's Top 100 coming in at 75.
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