She’s an actress and model, often recognized as the daughter of legendary comedian Eddie Murphy, but she’s been steadily carving out her own path in the entertainment world. Known for stepping into the spotlight with confidence, she made a notable impression as a model for the hair color brand Dark and Lovely—a role that helped boost her visibility early on. Over the years, she’s built a solid resume, racking up more than 10 acting credits, showcasing her range and dedication to the craft. One of her standout roles came in 2016 when she played Jaxi in the comedy film Amateur Night, a performance that certainly turned heads.
Before all the fame, though, there were glimpses of her connection to Hollywood even as a kid—her childhood drawings actually made a cameo in her father Eddie Murphy’s 2003 movie Daddy Day Care. Talk about a full-circle moment! Born in Sacramento, California, she’s the daughter of Nicole Mitchell Murphy and, of course, Eddie Murphy—a family name that undoubtedly opened doors but one she’s determined to make her own. Growing up, she was surrounded by a big, vibrant family; she has seven siblings, making for quite the lively household. And adding to the legacy, her uncle was the late, great comedian Charlie Murphy, whose influence and humor left a lasting mark on the world of comedy. Through it all, she continues to honor her roots while building a unique identity—one role, one project, and one step at a time.
She’s always been a strong advocate for Barack Obama, consistently showing her support over the years. On Instagram, she’s built an impressive following of more than 330,000 people, where she shares personal behind-the-scenes moments and occasionally posts some of her artwork. Her presence online feels authentic, and her connection with fans continues to grow. She really knows how to engage her audience while staying true to herself.