Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker was born in New York City. She is an American stage and film actor. Her most notable role as Teri her passionate lawyer Teri Jospehson, on the Showtime show Soul Food. When she got married, she changed her name to Nikki Kodjoe. From the time she was a child, Nikki Kodjoe was an actor with a natural. At an Maryland contest for students in high school, she took home the award for Best Actress. Apart from her role as a theater actress as well as with 'The Washington Ballet Company. The company awarded her a degree in Acting from New York University. The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love was her first big role. It was followed by other films such as 'Boogie Nights Spark as well as Blue Streak. The TV series Soul Food' was immensely well-received. The actress was featured in TV programs such as Second Time Around, and Empire. In the beginning of her career she was a part of a number of stage productions. Parker is married to Boris Kodjoe, an actor and model. They have two children.

Contractor, who was brought up by his parents from Nigeria and Mumbai before he turned 7, had traveled the world and experienced diverse cultures when he was a kid. At the age of seven to nine, the young lady went to boarding school in London. Her family relocated to Toronto and she resided there for most of her childhood. Contractor was a student and a dancer of classical style in Toronto. In the Etobicoke School of the Arts (a public high school that specializes in arts), Contractor studied both ballet and theater. Contractor was 16 when she realized that acting would be her career. Dance was her passion for a decade. When she graduated from high school, Contractor accepted a scholarship at the University of Toronto to pursue a dual major in psychology and sociology. Additionally, she earned a Master's degree in Theatre. Contractor was a student who'd spent a year in university and auditioned at an open call for Pericles which was held at the highly acclaimed Stratford Shakespeare Festival, [Ontario Canadawhich she won the part. The play received rave reviews and her performance during the 92 performances that the play was voted as the best production by Canadian reviewers in 2002. The actor was invited to enroll in Stratford's conservatory program, where the top eight men and four females are selected to take a crash course of 20 weeks on classical theater which she was eager to take. Her place in the upcoming play season was secured and she was chosen in the play as Hermia.