Meagan and Kara

Meagan Good was born on on August 8, 1981, was raised at Panorama City in Los Angeles by her parents Leondis Leon Good and Tyrawardlow-Doyle. Tyra worked for her as a manager during her teens. She grew up within Canyon Country with her three siblings in California. As a child, at four years of age, she began acting. In the beginning of her acting professional career, Ms. Williams worked as TV extra. When she was 13, she was cast as the character Friday in the year 1995. Eve's Bayou, 1997. The film was her debut. Image Award nomination. Good acted in small films and also on television in the following time. The actress began taking part in more serious roles from the beginning of 2000. Her Nickelodeon TV show Cousins in Skeeter was a Nina. The show ran from 1998-2001. Additionally, she played small parts in the films House Party to the Last Minute (1998) and 3 Strikes (2000). In 2003, she played Vanessa Scott, a character in My Wife and Kids. The show featured her in D.E.B.S in 2004, a action comedy that saw nominations for Best Actress in the Black Movie Awards in 2005. After that, she starred in several movies such as Cookout Venom Waist Deep and The Love Guru. The year 2012 saw her in both T.V. and in films she played the role of Mya in the series that starred multiple actors Think Like a Man and Ms. Stevens in Dysfunctional Friends. Kara Killmer...........................Kara Killmer is an American actress best known for portraying the character of Sylvie Brett in the NBC drama series 'Chicago Fire. Originally from Texas Killmer was one of the students at Baylor University in Waco Texas which she graduated with an B.F.A. Degree in performing arts that she earned in the year the year 2010. The first time she appeared on screen was 2010 in the web series If I Can Dream. Kara Killmer began her career as a screen actress in 2010, after having appeared in various local shows. She appeared in Simon Fuller's Hulu series If I Can Dream in the pilot episode. The reality show revolved around an ensemble of artists that move into an apartment in Hollywood California.