Kerry Washington is an Emmy Award-winning actress, producer, and director, known for her compelling performances in film and television, including significant roles in 'Scandal' and 'Django Unchained'.
Neutrogena recruited Kerry Washington as a brand ambassador, leveraging her influence for skincare education, including a 'groundbreaking' metaverse experience.
Kerry Washington secured a partnership with Movado as a brand ambassador, among other ventures.
Kerry Washington secured a partnership with Apple Music, among other ventures.
Kerry Washington engaged in a partnership related to Hillary Clinton's campaign and causes.
Kerry Washington partnered with Aurate Jewelry not only as the face of their new campaign but also as a leading investor and co-designer.
Kerry Washington invested in Equip Health to support its mission of providing access to evidence-based care for individuals with eating disorders.
Kerry Washington collaborated with The Limited and 'Scandal' costume designer Lyn Paolo to create a special fall line inspired by her on-screen looks.
QuickBooks partnered with Kerry Washington in a video series designed to elevate female entrepreneurs.
Kerry Washington served as the Brand Ambassador for OPI's 40th anniversary.
Kerry Washington was born on January 31, 1977, in The Bronx, New York City. Her early life included performing with the TADA! Youth Theater teen group and attending the Spence School in Manhattan, graduating in 1994. She furthered her education at George Washington University, where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1998 with dual degrees in anthropology and sociology. Her acting training continued at Michael Howard Studios in New York City. Washington’s professional career began with a Screen Actors Guild card obtained for a commercial, leading to her screen debut in the 1994 ABC telefilm ‘Magical Make-Over’. She also participated in the PBS sketch comedy series ‘Standard Deviants’ in 1996.
Her career gained momentum with various film roles, including ‘Our Song’ (2000), ‘Save the Last Dance’ (2001), and ‘The Human Stain’ (2003). A turning point arrived with her role as Chris Rock’s love interest in the spy thriller ‘Bad Company’ (2002), which provided her with enough income to qualify for health insurance under SAG. In 2004, Washington received strong reviews for her lead role in Spike Lee’s ‘She Hate Me’ and portrayed Della Bea Robinson in the acclaimed biopic ‘Ray’ (2004). She continued to expand her filmography with roles such as Alicia Masters in ‘Fantastic Four’ (2005) and a wife of Idi Amin in ‘The Last King of Scotland’ (2006).
The period from 2012 to 2018 marked a significant phase in Washington’s career as she starred as Olivia Pope in the ABC drama series ‘Scandal’. This role earned her widespread recognition, two Primetime Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, and a NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series. During this time, she also appeared in Quentin Tarantino’s critically acclaimed ‘Django Unchained’ (2012). Her work on ‘Scandal’ also included her directorial debut on the show in 2018. Beyond acting, Washington has taken on producing and directing roles in projects like ‘Confirmation’ (2016) and ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ (2020).
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