Jessie T. Usher Jr., born on February 29th, 1992, in Maryland, is an American actor who has captivated audiences with his dynamic performances across television and film. From a young age, Usher displayed a penchant for the limelight, inspired by his sister’s early foray into acting. At the tender age of five, he made his debut in a commercial for Oscar Mayer, igniting a passion that would shape his future.

Usher’s family’s relocation to Los Angeles when he was 11 epitomized their commitment to nurturing his talent. His perseverance bore fruit when he secured his first television role in an episode of “Without a Trace.” This marked the beginning of a steady ascent, with Usher gracing screens in diverse series such as “Hannah Montana” and “The Mentalist.”

In 2011, Usher seized the spotlight with his breakout role as Lyle Hugginson in Cartoon Network’s “Level Up,” followed by his acclaimed portrayal of Cam Calloway in “Survivor’s Remorse.” However, it was his role as Reggie Franklin, alias A-Train, in “The Boys” that propelled him to international acclaim. The series not only garnered widespread acclaim but also earned Usher accolades, including Best Superhero Series awards at the Critics’ Choice Awards and Saturn Awards.

Beyond television, Usher has showcased his versatility in film, starring opposite Camila Mendes in Netflix’s “Dangerous Lies” and lending his talent to the psychological horror film “Smile” in 2022. With his magnetic presence and undeniable talent, Jessie T. Usher Jr. continues to leave an indelible mark on the entertainment industry, captivating audiences with each performance.