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Kim Hawthorne

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1968-04-19
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She’s a talented actress who’s made her mark across Broadway, soap operas, and primetime television—truly a versatile performer. You might recognize her best for her standout role as Kerissa in the popular OWN drama series Greenleaf, where her powerful presence added depth to every scene. Over the years, she’s built an impressive resume, including a notable run as a series regular on CBC Television’s critically acclaimed Da Vinci’s Inquest. Earlier in her career, she also starred in the short-lived but memorable HBO comedy series Lucky Louie, which was created by and starred Louis C.K., giving her a chance to shine in a different comedic light.

Before all the spotlight and acclaim, she laid the foundation for her success with dedication and hard work. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in musical theatre from Birmingham-Southern College in Alabama—a pivotal step that set her on the path to stardom. Her journey began on stage, where passion meets performance. She made her professional debut at a regional theater in Atlanta, a moment that marked the beginning of a thriving stage career. From there, she moved on to appear in off-Broadway plays, steadily building her reputation as a compelling and dynamic actress.

Outside of her acting life, she’s a proud mother to two sons, Julian and Tobias, who undoubtedly keep her grounded amidst the whirlwind of fame. Through every role and chapter, she continues to inspire with her talent, resilience, and authenticity—proving time and again that her name is one to remember in the world of entertainment.

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She made her television debut back in 1991 with a role in an episode of I’ll Fly Away, marking the beginning of her on-screen journey. That same year, she also showed her range by appearing in a couple of different roles across episodes of In the Heat of the Night. Her talent wasn’t limited to the small screen—she also took the stage in the acclaimed Broadway production of The Life, where she further demonstrated her versatility as a performer. She really began making a name for herself during this time, balancing stage and screen with impressive dedication. She continued building momentum, and it was clear from early on that she had a bright future ahead.

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