Tracee Ellis Ross is the American actress famous for portraying Joa Clayton on the American sitcom TV series (). She is also known for her roles in , and .
Similarly, Ross is also the co-creator and executive producer of an American single-camera sitcom TV series, (). Besides that, she is also a singer and TV host.
Short-Biography
Tracee Ellis Ross was born Tracee Joy Silberstein on October 29, 1972, in Los Angeles, California, United States. Her father, Robert Ellis Silberstein is a music business manager while her mother, Diana Ross is a Motown singer and actress.
Tracee has two siblings, sisters, Chudney Lane Silberstein and Rhonda Ross Kendrick (singer/actress). She is the half-sister of Evan Ross (actor/musician), Evan Olav, and Ross Arne. Moreover, she has three step-siblings: Katinka, Christoffer, and Leona Naess (singer).
50 years old actress attended and . Later, in 1994, she graduated from holding a theatre degree.
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Career Insight
Tracee Ellis made her debut playing Kiki in the movie in 1996. After that, she appeared in films and series: , and .
Finally, Ross rose to fame for her role as Joan Clayton in the American sitcom () starring Golden Brooks, Persia White, and Reggie Hayes. After that, she was featured in movies and TV shows such as , and .
Since 2014, a actress is playing Dr. Rainbow "Bow" Johnson in the American sitcom TV series with Anthony Anderson, Yara Shahidi, Jenifer Lewis, and Peter Mackenzie. Also, she produced 54 episodes and directed 2 episodes of the show.
Ross also acted and narrated the single-camera sitcom, (). She is also an executive producer and the co-creator of the series.
Besides that, the versatile personality has also appeared in music videos titled and (Kanye West), and (Drake).
Moreover, Tracee is also a singer. Some of her song credits include (single), , , and (with Kelvin Harrison Jr.).
