Antoninette Robertson is five-foot, eight-inches of black-is-beautiful actress. She landed her first professional credit as Woman, the role she was born to play, in the short film Eros (2010), and made her theatrical debut on the big screen with Bittersweets (2011), playing Emily. Antoinette has been working steadily ever since, playing the recurring character of Alima in the TV series Zero House in 2013, and the regular role of Lyly Hayes in Hart of Dixie from 2013-2014 with fellow hottie Rachel Bilson. When her gig in the South ended, she was cast as Melissa in Oprah Winfrey’s OWN Network series The Haves and the Have Nots, created, written, and directed by Tyler Perry. From 2014-2017, she was sassy and sexy, and even gave up some of her goods in a couple of episodes, appearing in bra and panty sets that did little to hide her come-hither curves. A serial series star, the alluring Antoinette jumped right into her next role, playing Colandrea “Coco” Conners in the Netflix series Dear White People from 2017-2021. For her most-famous part, she earned a nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series from the Black Reel Awards for Television; the show itself was nominated and won multiple accolades. She also earned another slot on Mr. Skin, for more lingerie action. And while you’re focusing on certain assets, take a look further down. Even further. It seems as if Antoinette has quite a fan club for her feet, with WikiFeet (yup, it’s a thing) calling them near perfect.
