Sade Kimora Young

Sade Kimora Young, born on January 5, 2006, in California, is a talented American actress recognized for her impressive contributions to both film and television. Of African-Latin American heritage, Sade embarked on her acting career at a young age and has since gained acclaim for her versatile performances.

Her journey began with her film debut in 2012, portraying a character in the heartfelt movie 16-Love, followed by her notable role as “Pam” in the NBC series The New Normal. She gained further attention in 2015 with her performance as “Young Sheila” in Sister Code, where she played the younger version of Eva Marcille's character. Other significant works include her roles in the thriller Be Afraid (2017) as “Emms Booth,” the drama Illicit (2017) as “Skyla,” and Raise Your Hand (2021) as “Young Lila.”

Sade has also made memorable appearances in popular series such as American Horror Story (2013) as Julia, See Dad Run (2013) as Young Mary, Teachers (2017) as Tanya, and The Neighborhood (2019) as Paper Girl. Her talent and charisma have led to her being labeled an “up-and-coming child actress,” seamlessly transitioning between comedic and dramatic roles, including her recent casting as “Daisy Atwood” in the comedy The Nerd Posse. With a bright future ahead, Sade continues to showcase her remarkable skills in the entertainment industry.