Trinitee Stokes

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About Trinitee Stokes

Trinitee Stokes is an actress best known for starring on Disney Channel’s live-action series “K.C. Undercover,” for 3 seasons. Stokes starred as Judy, a no-nonsense tween, and youngest child in the Cooper family who was actually a sophisticated humanoid robot. She brought sass, attitude, and energy to screens every week. As a quadruple threat with exceptional talents in singing, dancing, acting, and fashion design, Stokes is one of young Hollywood’s most heralded stars as she is constantly sought after for international commercials and guest star opportunities. Stokes’ recently recurred on ABC’s Mixedish and Disney Channel’s Coop & Cami Asks the World, host of her own Podcast “Time Out with Trinitee”, and former host for the LIVE version of Disney’s Quizney game show. Additional on-screen roles include Netflix’s “Dear White People”, TBS’ “Teachers”, FX “Snowfall” produced by John Singleton, All About the Washington’s, as well as a voiceover role on the iconic Dr. McStuffins. Most recently, Stokes released a new single, “Miss Me,” which is a pop song that encourages listeners, to find peace be in embracing individuality, positivity, and self-care. Raised with a strong faith, her ultimate goal is to use her platform to inspire her peers. As if that is not enough, Trinitee landed a book deal with Zondervan Publishing at age 11. Trinitee’s award-winning book, Bold & Blessed: How to Stay True to Yourself and Stand Out from the Crowd was released in 2018. As if that is not enough, this tween landed a book deal with Zondervan Publishing. Trinitee’s award-winning book, Bold & Blessed: How to Stay True to Yourself and Stand Out from the Crowd was released in 2018. Angela Bassett penned the foreword. Trinitee has empowered thousands of kids on school tours and has served as the keynote speaker for several events. Trinitee is also the Global Ambassador for “Read Across Africa” where she promotes literacy and raises funds to ensure that Kenyan kids have access to books. She has traveled to Kenya where she spoke to 65 nationalities. Recently, Trinitee made history at age fifteen to become the youngest student ever admitted to Emerson College where she will major in Political Communication and Public Diplomacy. She will be continuing her career while working on her degree. Her next quest is to become a producer.