Celebrity Info
She’s the talented actress who really made a name for herself playing the lead in the Netflix original drama film Roxanne Roxanne. That role wasn’t just a milestone—it was her major breakout moment, earning her the 2017 Special Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. People started to take serious notice of her powerful performance, and rightly so. After that, she continued building momentum with a role in the 2018 film Monsters and Men, further proving her range as an actress.
Before all the spotlight, though, she was focused on her craft. She graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 2016 with a degree in drama, laying a strong foundation for her career. Not long after moving to New York City—just two weeks later, in fact—she landed her first major film audition for Roxanne Roxanne. Talk about perfect timing.
Growing up, she was surrounded by creativity. Her parents instilled in her a deep appreciation for the arts, especially R&B music, which has clearly influenced her artistic sensibilities. She shares a close bond with her family, having grown up alongside one sister and two older brothers. It’s clear that her journey—from her early years to becoming the actress we now recognize—has been shaped by both talent and heartfelt influences.
She took center stage in September 2016, delivering a powerful performance in the Broadway production of August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom. Her portrayal was widely praised, showcasing her incredible range and depth as an actress. She truly brought the character to life, making a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike. She proved once again why she stands out in the world of theater, with her commanding presence and emotional authenticity. She continues to be a force to watch, and her role in this iconic play remains one of her standout achievements.
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