Persia White Sexy

Persia White sounds like the name of some kind of street drug, but the high you’ll get from this actress is all natural. Her lithe frame and small breasts have been highlighted on screen, but never without the accessory of two tiny triangles in the shape of a bikini top—which seems to be her preferred wardrobe when it comes to sharing her toned frame. Persia was born in Miami and spent her early childhood in the Bahamas. After returning to Florida, Persia studied dance, music, and theater before choosing acting as her vocation. She booked random TV shows, then nabbed the regular role of Denise Williams on Breaker High from 1997-1998. As Leanne in the obscure film Stalled, she’s both an ass-kicking hottie and a heavy-metal stripper. In 2000, she landed the part of Lynn Ann Searcy in the popular series Girlfriends (2000), a part she played alongside Tracee Ellis Ross for over 170 primetime episodes—it’s really what Persia is most known for. She also played the recurring character Abby Bennett Wilson on The Vampire Diaries from 2012-2017, and reunited with Tracee on her hit show Black-ish in 2019. Puerto Rican, African-American, and Irish, Persia has appeared on the big screen in Last Action Hero (1993) with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Blue Chips (1994) with Nick Nolte, Red Letters (2000) with Nastassja Kinski, and Mafia (2012) with Ving Rhames and Pam Grier. Persia is also a big environmentalist and animal advocate, and co-produced the Joaquin Phoenix-narrated animal rights documentary Earthlings (2005). That's the kind of anti-skin film Mr. Skin can get behind.