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Kim Wayans-1

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1961-10-16
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Comedic actress and proud member of the renowned Wayans family, she’s made a lasting mark in the world of entertainment. You might recognize her from the cult classic Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood, where her sharp timing and natural flair shone through. Fast forward to 2021, and she made a memorable appearance on A Black Lady Sketch Show, proving that her comedic talent continues to resonate with audiences today.

Before all the spotlight, though, her journey began back in 1987 with her acting debut in Hollywood Shuffle—a pivotal moment that set the stage for what was to come. Growing up, life was anything but quiet: she was raised alongside nine siblings, including five brothers and four sisters. And interestingly, several of those siblings—Marlon, Shawn, Keenen, and Damon—also found their way into acting, making the Wayans name a true Hollywood dynasty. As part of that legacy, she carved out her own space with humor, heart, and undeniable talent. The Wayans family connection runs deep, and her contributions only add to its rich story.

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She and her husband teamed up to co-write the beloved Amy Hodgepodge series of children’s books, a project that really showcased their creative partnership. She, of course, is also known for her role on the popular sitcom In the House, where she shared the screen with none other than LL Cool J. Her performance added a unique charm to the show, further highlighting her versatility as an entertainer. She truly made a mark both in literature for young readers and on television.

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