Jordan Pruitt (born May 19, 1991) is an American former singer-songwriter and producer. At the age of 14, she recorded a demo album with Keith Thomas, which was eventually discovered. Shortly after, Pruitt was signed to Hollywood Records.

She also became an opening acts for multiple artists, including The Cheetah Girls, the cast of High School Musical, The Plain White T’s, The Jonas Brothers, Drake Bell, and Demi Lovato.

In 2007, Jordan Pruitt released her debut studio album, No Ordinary Girl, and it had moderate success due to most of the songs included on her album were also included on the soundtracks to the Disney Channel original movies Read It and Weep (2006) and Jump In! (2007).

In 2008, Pruitt released her second studio album, Permission to Fly, as a follow-up to her debut.

Jordan Pruitt also contributed to singing to Disney soundtracks, including Disneymania 5, Disneymania 6, and Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure.

In 2012, Jordan Pruitt auditioned for the third season of The Voice, and competed against another contestant named Adriana Louise, in which they both sang “The One That Got Away” by Katy Perry.

As of 2017, Pruitt announced her retirement from the music business, and has since been the co-owner of The Aero Bar, alongside her husband Brian Fuente.

In August of 2019, Jordan Pruitt filed a lawsuit against Disney and her former manager, Keith Thomas, alleging sexual abuse that began when she was 14 years old, following a lengthy Facebook post about the past sexual abuse she experienced while in the music scene she posted 8 months prior.

Jordan Pruitt is currently writing her first book titled AA: Abused Anonymous, which will be a 12-step self-help book for those who have experienced sexual abuse and/or assault. She is also currently working on a charitable initiative called “Safe Heaven”, a private group formed in Nashville, Tennessee for those who have experienced sexual abuse and/or assault.