Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker is an American film TV and stage actor who was famous for her portrayal as the fierce attorney Teri Joseph on the Showtime series Soul Food. After her wedding the actress is now known as Nikki Kodjoe. Growing up living in Baltimore, Maryland, she was always interested in acting. At a Maryland high school contest in her early years of education she received the award for the best actress. After working in theater as well as 'The Washington Ballet Company' she earned a degree in acting from 'New York University. Her first major role on screen in The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love was a success and earned the most admiration. This was later followed by movies like "Boogie Nights Spark" and "Blue Streak." Blue Streak". She was praised for her performance in Soul Food. Also, she appeared in TV Series such as Second Time Around 'and Empire. She appeared on stage in several productions early in her career. Parker, a politician who plays an active part in the fashion world and acting is married Boris Kodjoe. Their two children are born.

Contractor, who was raised by his parents in Nigeria and Mumbai prior to turning 7years old, traveled all over all over the world and had a taste of various cultures while growing up. She went to boarding school between the ages of 7 to 9 in London. Later the family returned home to Toronto (Canada) in Canada, where she lived for the rest of her childhood. Contractor was a classical ballet student in Toronto. She was also a star academically. She was a student at the Etobicoke School of the Arts - a specialized arts high school that taught not just dance but also drama. At 16 after a decade of years of dance Contractor realized she wanted to pursue acting seriously. When she graduated from high school, Contractor received a scholarship from The University of Toronto to pursue a dual major in psychology and sociology. Additionally, she earned an advanced degree in theatre. Contractor was cast in her first show after a year of university. The production she appeared in received acclaim from Canadian reviewers. The opportunity was presented to her to join Stratford Conservatory. It accepts only eight men as well as four female students for a crash course in traditional theater. Contractor was eager to accept. The actress's spot in the next production was secured, and she was offered the part in the play as Hermia.