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He’s an American actor, director, and producer who really started making waves with his standout performances—like playing Kendrick on The Paynes and Agent Julian in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. After that, He took on the role of Kareem Richardson in BET’s dramatic soap opera The Oval, further proving his range and screen presence. Then came a major highlight: portraying O’Shon in the multi award-winning ABC mockumentary series Abbott Elementary, which earned widespread acclaim and boosted his visibility even more.

Over the years, He’s made memorable guest appearances across a number of popular TV shows—shows like Home Economics, NCIS: Los Angeles, and the gripping Based on a True Story. It’s clear he’s not just a one-role kind of performer; his versatility keeps him in high demand. Off-camera, He has also honed his comedic chops performing live with the world-famous Upright Citizens Brigade at the UCB Theatre in Los Angeles, CA—a testament to his dedication to the craft.

Before all the spotlight, though, He was just getting started back home. He graduated from Ballard High School in Seattle, WA, and then went on to attend Temple University, where he likely began shaping the foundation of his career. His professional acting debut came in 2015, when He stepped into the role of Manny in the short comedy film Wishful Thinking—a project he didn’t just star in, but also directed and produced, showing early on that he’s passionate about storytelling from every angle.

And fun fact? He’s actually related to actress Tamala Jones, best known for her role on ABC’s Castle—so you could say entertainment runs in the family. All in all, He’s built an impressive resume through talent, hard work, and a genuine love for the art.