April 27, 2024

Hollywood Talent Exclusive: Where to Watch Actress Malikah Pinder?

Get to know about Actress & Singer Malikah Pinder.

Malikah Pinder is an actress and singer based in Los Angeles, California. She is known for being a co-writer and actor in the film BET!, a short comedy film. Originally from The Bahamas, Malikah has been performing since a young age. She grew up singing in church, performing in school. Malikah starred in a reality TV talent singing show and became one of the top finalists. Pinder moved to Los Angeles, California, continuing to show her talents in the entertainment industry on a greater level. Malikah, experienced both in theater and film, graduated from one of the top acting schools, The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, also known for their famous alumni of actors including Danny Devito, Anne Hathaway, Grace Kelly, Jessica Chastain, and more! Read more below to find out where to watch Malikah Pinder, and make sure to follow Malikah Pinder’s official social sites for all the latest.

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OFFICIAL SOCIAL SITES TO FOLLOW ACTRESS MALIKAH PINDER:

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13583025/

https://www.instagram.com/singeractressmalikahpinder/

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