Reflecting on her time in the entertainment industry, Brenda Song has fond memories of her role as London Tipton. The actress recently shared her thoughts during a promotional event for her latest film, "The Last Showgirl." Fans frequently remind her of a memorable scene from "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody," where her character humorously misnames the gearshift as "PRNDL." This moment has become iconic, and Song now agrees with her character's playful logic. "Why not call it PRNDL?" she mused, adding that the term should indeed be recognized by its letter sequence.

In her career transition following the Disney Channel series, Song has taken on diverse roles in various genres. After portraying the whimsical heiress London Tipton, she ventured into sitcoms, medical dramas, and comedies. Most recently, she starred in "The Last Showgirl," directed by Gia Coppola. In this film, Song plays Mary-Anne, a showgirl alongside Pamela Anderson and Jamie Lee Curtis. Despite the challenges of balancing motherhood and acting, Song found renewed passion in her work. She expressed her excitement about the role, particularly the opportunity to wear designs by Bob Mackie. With the support of her partner Macaulay Culkin, she successfully navigates her dual roles as a parent and performer.

Beyond her on-screen achievements, Song's journey reflects a broader narrative of personal growth and resilience. Her experiences highlight the importance of finding balance between professional aspirations and personal life. As a mother of two young boys, she faced questions about her place in the industry but ultimately realized that being true to herself is paramount. This realization underscores the significance of embracing one's identity and passions, regardless of societal pressures or external expectations. Through her evolving career, Song exemplifies the power of perseverance and the pursuit of what truly matters.