Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker is an American stage and film actress who is known for her role as the spirited lawyer Teri Joseph on the Showtime show Soul Food. Nikki Kodjoe became her stage name following her marriage. Growing up in Baltimore, Maryland she showed an inclination toward acting since when she was a child and won a Best Actress prize at a Maryland high school competition. Her acting career began after she joined the Washington Ballet Company as well as theater. The first role she played on screen in The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love brought the most admiration. This was followed by movies such as 'Boogie Nights Spark as well as Blue Streak. Soul Food, her TV show was highly regarded for the performance she gave. In addition, she has appeared on TV shows such as Second Time Around" and Empire. Prior to that, Parker appeared in many stage productions. Parker is a political activist who has an seriously her involvement in politics, is married to actor-model Boris Kodjoe. Their two children are born.

Contractor who was born in Mumbai living in Nigeria at the age of was seven years old. had a lot of knowledge about different cultures around the world and was able to travel even at a very young age. She went to boarding school at the age between 7 and 9 years old in London. After that her family relocated in Toronto (Canada) which is where they were raised for her entire life. Contractor trained in classical ballet in Toronto. She also excelled academically. She went to the Etobicoke School of the Arts. It is a special high-school for the arts, in which she didn't just take classes in theater but also performed and also. Contractor was dancing for over 10 years by the time she was, decided she was ready to concentrate on acting. After she completed high school with a full tuition scholarship to University of Toronto where she was a theatre student with a dual degrees in Sociology and Psychology. Contractor attended the highly-regarded Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario, Canada, for Pericles. After a full year of auditions, she was offered the leading role. In 2002, Canadian reviewers praised her performance in 92 productions of the play. The opportunity was presented to her to enroll in the Stratford Conservatory, which accepts only eight men as well as four female students for a crash course in classical theatre. Contractor was ecstatically accepted. Contractor was offered a slot for the following season, and was offered the role of Hermia.