An amazing Maori actor has entered the chat. We are here to talk all about Nikki Si'ulepa who hails from West Auckland in Aotearoa, New Zealand. This lovely actress and director started acting all the way back in 1997 when she played Marty in the feature film The Whole of the Moon. After that, she took about a decade off from acting until she grew up a little bit more and appeared in the TV show Orange Roughies (2006) as a rental office manager. Okay, we love a woman who manages! She managed to continue acting in a lot of different projects like Housebound (2014), Super City (2011), The Sounds (2020), Mean Mums (2019), Rurangi (2020) and the series My Life is Murder (2021) as Chantelle D'Arcy. Her breakout role is as Constance in Creamerie (2021) where she plays a tough-as-nails lesbian prison guard in a world without men - so women are clamoring to bang on another! That includes actress Ally Shue who misbehaves and needs some disciple from Nikki who gives it to her fiercely. They make out with a lot of fervor against a brick wall and the scene cuts away to show us their post-coital embrace on a blanket on the cold floor. Nikki is glowing and breathing heavily in her black bra and undies. Her button-down uniform shirt is unbuttoned to show a bit of cleavage as well as her toned stomach well she revels in how much her lady lover just rocked her world.
