Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker was born in New York City. She is an American actor in stage and films. The most well-known role she has played is as Teri an ardent attorney Teri Jospehson, on the Showtime TV series Soul Food. In the years following her marriage to her husband, she was referred to as Nikki Kodjoe. While growing up within Baltimore, Maryland, she was always fascinated by acting. In the Maryland high school contest in her early years of schooling, she won the prize for best actress. The path to acting began when she worked in the Washington Ballet Company as well as theatre. The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love earned her a first-class role. Movies such as Blue Streak and Boogie Nights Spark came next. Soul Food, her TV show was highly regarded due to her performance. Her appearances were in TV programs such as Second Time Around, and Empire. At the beginning of her career, she was in a variety of stage productions. Parker, a politician who is also active in the fashion world and acting is married Boris Kodjoe. They have two children.

Born in Mumbai, India and raised in Nigeria from 7 years old, Contractor was a seasoned traveler who enjoyed world travels and a variety of different cultures from a young age. Her education was at a boarding-school in London between the ages of 7 and 9 years. Then, the family moved to London to Toronto, Canada. Contractor studied classical ballet in Toronto. Additionally, she excelled academically. She went to the Etobicoke School of the Arts. It is a special high school that teaches arts which allowed her to not just learn about theater, but also dance and also. At the age of 16 after a decade of years of dancing Contractor discovered she was looking to study acting professionally. When she graduated from high-school and was awarded a full tuition scholarship to University of Toronto where she pursued theatre studies with a double degree in psychology and Sociology. Contractor landed her first role after a year of university. The show she played in 92 performances earned praise from Canadian theater critics. The conservatory at Stratford takes eight people with four females, along with a couple of additional people to take a 20 weeks of crash courses. The actress's spot in the next stage season was securing and she won the role in the play as Hermia.