With a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Florida A&M University, Brandi Denise Boyd had no choice but to become a comedienne and actress. After growing up in Florida, Texas, Ohio, Germany, and other locales courtesy of military parents, she settled in Florida only for her university education. She’s also an alumnus of the Chicago Second City Improve Program, and has performed stand-up everywhere from Zanies comedy clubs across the US to Caroline’s on Broadway, as well as in festivals like Chicago Women’s Funny Festival. She made her on-screen debut as Lauren in OH No He Didn’t Movie (2015), then did a few short films and TV pop-ups before landing the recurring role of Epiphany on 2019 episodes of the Starz series Power. She repeated the role in Power Book II: Ghost in 2020. Luckily for us, in both series she got her sexy on in body-revealing outfits—and what they revealed was a curvaceous ass, and a dazzling topside duo that looks great pushed up or encased in a bikini top with a mesh overlay. More of Brandi Denise’s fine qualities can be admired in the BET series Games People Play in 2021, where she plays series regular Quanisha. You can also check her out as Arabella Betancourt in the movie Long Division (2022). Away from the cameras, the talented enchantress can still be seen doing stand-up. She also wrote, produced, and starred in her own triple-run, sold-out stage show, “I’m Not Crazy, I Just Love Hard.” Mr. Skin finds truth in those words.
