Tisha Campbell-Martin

Actress and singer, 'Martin'

Tisha Campbell-Martin - Performers & Entertainers born October 13th, 1968
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An American actress and singer, recognized for significant roles in television and music. Gained prominence through the television series 'Martin', where a dynamic character was portrayed alongside notable co-stars. Captivated audiences with vocal talent, releasing albums that showcased a blend of genres. Participated in various television series, including 'My Wife and Kids', which contributed to a successful career in entertainment. Additionally, performed on stage and collaborated with various artists, expanding influence within the industry.

Starred in the TV series 'Martin'

Appeared in 'My Wife and Kids'

Released music albums

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