Tichina Arnold

American actress and singer known for 'Martin'

Tichina Arnold - Performers & Entertainers born June 28th, 1969
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An American actress and singer, she gained prominence through various roles in television and film. Major recognition came from the role of Pamela James on the television series 'Martin' alongside Martin Lawrence. Additionally, she portrayed the character Cassie in the acclaimed sitcom 'Everybody Hates Chris'. In her career, she has showcased her versatility, performing in live theater and television.

Portrayed Pamela James in 'Martin'

Played Cassie in 'Everybody Hates Chris'

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