Tracee Ellis Ross (born on the 29th of October 1972) who is also known by her first name of birth, Joy Silberstein is an eminent American actor whose images grace the screen and the hearts of.
Tracee Ellis Ross The accolades she has received include playing important roles in notable television shows like the Girlfriends series as well as Black-ish and Black-ish, where she dominates the spotlight due to her incredible talent.
Her lineage is rooted in her, Tracee Ellis Ross is one of the daughters of Robert Ellis Silberstein an eminent figure in the industry of musicals, as well as the famous deceased artist Diana Ross. Her path to fame began as a theatre participant studying at Brown University, which was where the foundations for her work were laid down with great care.
American actress
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| Full Name: | Joy Silberstein |
| Stage Name: | Tracee Ellis Ross |
| Born: | 29 October 1972 (age 50 years old) |
| Place of Birth: | Los Angeles, California, United States |
| Nationality: | American |
| Education: | Brown University |
| Height: | 1.7 m |
| Parents: | Diana Ross, Robert Ellis Silberstein |
| Siblings: | Evan Ross, Rhonda Ross Kendrick, Chudney Ross, Ross Naess, Christoffer Naess |
| Spouse: | Not Married |
| Boyfriend • Partner: | Bu Thiam (2011-2013), Chris Webber (2007), Nas, Henry Simmons, DeRay Davis |
| Children: | N/A |
| Occupation: | Actress • TV Personality |
| Net Worth: | $16 million |
Early Life & Education
Tracee Ellis Ross born on the 29th of October 29, 1972, in the vibrant center of Los Angeles, USA, has a family lineage that sparkles with the brilliance of art. The mother of her, legendary Diana Ross, as well as her father, music director Robert Ellis Silberstein, has given her an impressive legacy.
Tracee discovers her place in an assortment of siblings in the tangle of relationships. The guidance of her older sister, Rhonda Ross Kendrick brings warmth to the journey and the bright presence of her younger siblings, Ross Naess and Evan Ross, gives the scene a vivacity. The entire constellation is accentuated by the soft glowing that emanates from Chudney Ross as well as Christoffer Naess.
Her early years were drenched with the shades of privilege, in a world dominated by the world of entertainment. From the regal rooms at New York’s Dalton School to the luxurious sway that is the Swiss Institut Le Rosey, Tracee Ellis Ross had an amalgamation of world experiences. After returning back to her home in the United States, she began her theatrical studies at Brown University, weaving her passion into a web of theater expertise.
Tracee Ellis Ross Her story is one of embracing her heritage and pursuing a new direction. Starting on the streets of Chanel as well as Alexander McQueen as a model and then she shifted to her passion for acting. She began her journey into television and film and exhibited her brilliance in the two mediums.
Career
Tracee Ellis Ross started a memorable career that began as a model who graced the pages of runways and magazines with her stunning appearance. In 2000, her fate changed when she was cast in the character in role of Joan Clayton in the popular series Girlfriends and pushed her into the limelight. Her portrayal received acclaim from critics as well as nominations for the most prestigious awards.
Following Girlfriends, Tracee Ellis Ross was on a roll with an energetic pace. The actress appeared on TV screens in series like the show Private Practice, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as well as Reed Between the Lines. But her portrayal of Dr. Rainbow Johnson in Black-ish truly was a hit. The show premiered in 2014. show’s mixture of comedy and social commentary demonstrated her talents and won awards like the NAACP Image Awards and a Golden Globe.
When she was using television as her canvas film roles such as Hanging Up, Daddy’s Little Girls, Labor Pains as well as The High Note brought vibrant colors to her palette of artistic colors.
Outside of entertainment Tracee Ellis Ross is a shining advocate. She is a champion of diversity, inclusivity, and body positivity by using her platform to encourage acceptance of oneself, especially for women of race. Beyond her screen appearance, she’s a major force in the production and hosting arenas as well as as a guest host on RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Awards & Nominations
Awards
Golden Globe Awards
- 2017: Won Best Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy for “Black-ish”
- 2018: Nominated for Best Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy for “Black-ish”
- 2019: Nominated for Best Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy for “Black-ish”
NAACP Image Awards
- 2007: Won Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series for “Girlfriends”
- 2009: Won Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series for “Girlfriends”
- 2020: Won Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2021: Won Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
Primetime Emmy Awards
- 2016: Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2017: Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2018: Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2019: Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2020: Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
Critics’ Choice Television Awards:
- 2016: Nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2017: Nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2018: Nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2019: Nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
Screen Actors Guild Awards:
- 2017: Nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2018: Nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
- 2019: Nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series for “Black-ish”
Nominations
BET Awards
- 2018: Nominated for Best Actress for “Black-ish”
- 2019: Nominated for Best Actress for “Black-ish”
- 2020: Nominated for Best Actress for “Black-ish”
Teen Choice Awards
- 2008: Nominated for Choice TV Actress: Comedy for “Girlfriends”
- 2009: Nominated for Choice TV Actress: Comedy for “Girlfriends”
- 2016: Nominated for Choice TV Actress: Comedy for “Black-ish”
Social Media
- Instagram handle: Tracee Ellis Ross (@traceeellisross)
- Twitter handle: Tracee Ellis Ross (@TraceeEllisRoss)
- Tiktok handle: Tracee Ellis Ross (@traceeellisross)
- YouTube handle: Tracee Ellis Ross
Filmography
Movies
- Far Harbor (1996) – as Iona
- Sue (1997) – as Stephanie
- A Fare to Remember (1999) – as Tanya
- Hanging Up (2000) – as Kim
- In the Weeds (2000) – as Aileen
- I-See-You.Com (2006) – as Lydia
- Labor Pains (2009) – as Kristin
- Daddy’s Little Girls (2007) – as Cynthia
- Five (2011) – as Dr. Pearl
- The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond (2008) – as Nurse
- Peep World (2010) – as Mary
- The High Note (2020) – As Grace Davis
TV Shows
- Girlfriends (2000-2008) – as Joan Clayton
- Private Practice (2009) – as Dr. Amelia Shepherd
- Reed Between the Lines (2011-2015) – as Carla Reed
- Black-ish (2014-present) – as Dr. Rainbow Johnson
- Mixed-ish (2019-present) – as Dr. Rainbow Johnson (voice-over)
- Grown-ish (2018-present) – as Dr. Rainbow Johnson (guest appearance)
- The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration (2019) – as Herself (host)
- The Wonderful World of Disney: Disneyland 60 (2016) – as Herself (host)
- The Wonderful World of Disney: Disneyland 60 (2019) – as Herself (host)
- Black-ish: Election Special (2020) – as Dr. Rainbow Johnson
- Mixed-ish: Election Special (2020) – as Dr. Rainbow Johnson
Personal Life
Tracee Ellis Ross has weaved many relationships in her personal tapestry. Her heart has been touched by many music styles including Bu Thiam (2011-2013) Chris Webber (2007), Nas, Henry Simmons, and DeRay Davis.
Despite playing a mother on the screen, Tracee, aged 50, has expressed her confidence, stating that she has no regrets for not having accepted motherhood during her journey. Tracee Ellis Ross was never married.
Net Worth
Tracee Ellis Ross has amassed her net worth to $16 million. Ross has enjoyed a successful career in both the film and television industries and has appeared in a variety of popular shows like The Black-ish as well as Grown-ish and hosted numerous Disney specials.
Tracee Ellis Ross has also been awarded many awards for her acting and directing, including an award of the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Television Series (Musical or Comedy) for her part as Black-ish. The Black-ish.
