Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker was born in New York City. Nicole Ari Parker is an American actor in stage and films. Her most famous role is in the role of Teri her passionate lawyer Teri Jospehson in the Showtime TV series Soul Food. Following her wedding, she was Nikki Kodjoe. Since childhood, Nikki Kodjoe was a naturally talented actor. At a Maryland competition with high school students, she was awarded the prize for the Best Actress. Alongside her involvement in the theater, she also worked with the Washington Ballet Company.' She received a degree in Acting from New York University. The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love was her first major performance. It was then followed by films such as "Boogie Nights Spark, Blue Streak". Soul Food, her TV show, was widely praised for the performance she gave. In addition, she was a part of TV series such as Second Time Around' and Empire. She appeared on stage for a number of shows early on in her career. Parker is engaged to Boris Kodjoe, an actor and model. The couple has two kids.

Contractor who was brought up by his parents from Nigeria and Mumbai when he was seven, had traveled around across the globe and lived through various cultures while growing up. From the age of seven until nine, Contractor attended boarding schools in London. The family later moved to Toronto which she stayed in for most of her childhood. Contractor was a classical ballet student in Toronto. She also excelled academically. She was enrolled in the Etobicoke School of the Arts. It's a school for arts and sciences, which allowed her to not just take classes in theater but also performed and also. Contractor aged 16 at the time she realized that acting would be her future career. She danced for almost 10 year. She accepted a full-scholarship to pursue a degree at the University of Toronto after graduating. She earned a master's degree in theater as well as a double major in sociology and psychology. Contractor auditioned at the prestigious Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario, Canada, for Pericles. After one full year, she was awarded the leading role. The year 2002 was a great one for her. Canadian reviewers praised her performance in 92 performances of the play. She accepted the invitation to attend Stratford's conservatory, a program which allows just four men and eight women can take an intensive 20-week program in classical theatre. Her place was guaranteed for the following play She was also offered Hermia's character in A Midsummer Night's Dream.