The talented actress, best known for her standout role on the popular ABC series Scandal, has built an impressive career in film and television. She played the memorable character Nikki in I Think I Love My Wife alongside Chris Rock, showcasing her range early on. Over the years, she’s delivered powerful performances in notable films such as Save the Last Dance, the acclaimed biopic Ray, and the gripping drama Night Catches Us. Before rising to fame, she earned her degree from George Washington University in 1998, laying a strong foundation for her future success.
In her personal life, the actress was engaged to actor David Moscow until 2007. Later, in 2013, she married former NFL cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, marking a new chapter filled with love and family. The couple welcomed their daughter, Isabelle, in April 2014, bringing joy to their lives. Then, in October 2016, they expanded their family again with the birth of their son, Caleb. Through each role and life milestone, the actress continues to inspire with her grace, talent, and dedication—both on screen and off.
She portrayed the wife of The Thing in the 2005 movie Fantastic Four, bringing a heartfelt performance to the role. Her character added emotional depth to the story, standing out as a key part of the film’s dynamic. She really made the most of her time on screen, showing both strength and vulnerability. It was one of those roles that, while not the flashiest, helped ground the superhero narrative. She definitely left a mark with her portrayal, contributing to the overall impact of the movie.