Nicole Ari Parker

American actress, known for 'Soul Food'

Nicole Ari Parker - Performers & Entertainers born October 7th, 1970
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An American actress gained recognition for a leading role in the television series 'Soul Food'. The role showcased talents in both drama and comedy, contributing to the show's success. In addition to television, toured with various theatrical productions, highlighting versatility in performance. Film credits include appearances in 'Brown Sugar' and 'Imperfections'. Active in advocating for several social issues, contributing to various charitable initiatives.

Lead role in 'Soul Food'

Performance in 'Brown Sugar'

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