Simone Joy Jones

Simone Joy Jones was born on March 22, 1999, in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA. She began her career in acting with an early role as Young Vicky in the 2011 film “The Son of No One.” Her acting portfolio expanded to include television series, demonstrating her versatility in different roles. Beyond acting, Jones has cultivated a musical career, releasing her debut album “Magnet” under the artist name S!MONE. This album is noted for its alternative soul sound and introspective lyrics, showcasing her personal artistry.

Jones rose to wider prominence for her portrayal of Lisa Wilkes in the television series “Bel-Air,” a dramatic reboot of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” She has been a consistent presence in the series, which has aired for multiple seasons, offering a contemporary interpretation of a well-known character. Her work in “Bel-Air” introduced her to a broad audience, and she has continuously balanced her acting commitments with her passion for music. Her musical endeavors have seen her engage with the music industry, releasing tracks that reflect her candid storytelling and experiences.

Her career path highlights a blend of acting and musical talent, originating from a background in musical theater. In addition to “Bel-Air” and “The Son of No One,” Jones has appeared in other projects such as “Anything’s Possible” (2022) as Megan, “The Chair” (2021) as Joy, and “American Rust” (2021) as Coed. Her debut album “Magnet” was released to a positive reception, further solidifying her presence in the entertainment industry as both an actress and a recording artist. She has also contributed music to projects, with her early EP featuring on the “Bel-Air” soundtrack.