Starr Andrews (born June 23, 2001) is one of the most magnetic and charismatic performers in American figure skating. A native of Los Angeles, she trains with coaches Derrick Delmore, Johnathan Cassar, and Anastasia Sharenkova at the Los Angeles Figure Skating Club.

Andrews has been a fixture on the U.S. national scene for years, known for crowd-pleasing programs that blend athletic skill with genuine entertainment. In the 2025–26 season she earned one of her strongest results yet, competing at the Four Continents Championships and finishing in the top tier of a highly competitive U.S. women's field. Her ability to consistently connect with audiences and bring energy to every performance has made her one of the most popular skaters in American fans' eyes.

Andrews became an internet sensation at age nine when a video of her skating to Willow Smith's 'Whip My Hair' garnered over 57 million views. She made history as the first Black American woman to win a Grand Prix medal in singles and the first Black woman to medal at the US national championships since Debi Thomas in 1988. In her final season as a singles skater, she performs her own singing voice in the free skate — a remarkable artistic statement to close her singles career.