Countess Vaughn

R&B singer Ginuwine, Countess Vaughn (The Parkers) and record executive Andre Harrell (Mary J Blige, Diddy), are among those who will be chronicled during the third season of "Life After". Following the premiere, focusing on...Read Full Story

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Latest news The Parkers, Yvette Wilson, Ken Lawson, jenna von oÿ, jenna von oy For nine years, first on Moesha and then on The Parkers, actress Countess Vaughn was a fixture of African-American living rooms, a star on the television programs that topped measures of black viewership. The youthful Vaughn mastered a broad, sassy style of comedy with deep roots in African-American performance traditions, portraying the boy-chasing Kim Parker and developing a set of trademark mannerisms that never...Read Full Story

Countess is a woman having profession dancing and singing. She had born on August 8, 1978 in Idabel, Oklahoma, USA. She has been mainly well-known for her TV program entitled Moesha and its offshoot The Parkers. She has started her career when she was just three years old. She sang her initial song at a Church in 1981. When her age was 9, she sang “I’ll Be There” in Star Search junior vocalist champion. She began her performing career with the job of Alexandria DeWitt on 227 in 1981. Vaughn...Read Full Story

Vaughn began entertaining at the age of three where she sang in her native Idabel, Oklahoma, church. She remembers listening to gospel great Mahalia Jackson, jazz/blues great Dinah Washington and R/pop ...Read Full Story