She’s the actress who quickly rose to prominence thanks to her standout role as Queen in the HBO Max original film Charm City Kings. Known for her fearless energy and authentic portrayal, she brought real-life experience to the screen—after all, before stepping into acting, she had already made a name for herself as a skilled dirt biker in Baltimore, Maryland. People in the local scene often called her the “Wheelie Queen,” a nickname that stuck because of her impressive stunts and commanding presence on the track. It was actually those very stunts that caught the eye of casting directors looking for authenticity in Charm City Kings, giving her the big break she needed. But alongside her rising fame, there’s a darker chapter in her story. In January 2021, she was charged with both first and second-degree murder in connection with the death of her partner, Tiffany Wilson—a development that shocked fans and brought intense media scrutiny. Still, her journey—from street riding to starring in a major streaming film—remains one of the more unique paths to Hollywood in recent years.