Terri J. Vaughn

Terri J Vaughn launched her acting career at the tender age of 17. Her career began with roles in "Married... With Children" (1986-1997), "Family Matters" (CBS, 1989-1998) and "Living Single" (Fox, 1992-98). She also appeared in "The Sinbad Show" (Fox, 1993-94). She also appeared in the TV movie "Black Scorpion" (Showtime, 1994-95). In the early stages of her Hollywood career, J Vaughn held acting roles in films like the Ice Cube comedy "Friday" (1995). She then appeared in the Missy Peregrym sports comedy "Stick It" (2006), the comedy "Redrum" (2007) with Jill Marie Jones and "Dirty Laundry" (2007) with Loretta Devine. J Vaughn's more recent roles included the romance "Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls" (2007) with Gabrielle Union, "Three Can Play That Game" (2008) with Vivica A. Fox and the drama "Life, Love, Soul" (2012) with Jamie Hector. She also appeared in "JD Lawrence's Community Service" (2014). Most recently, J Vaughn acted in the Lamman Rucker dramedy "Where's The Love?" (2015).