Vivica A. Fox

Vivica A. Fox, born in 1964, cut her teeth on Soul Train and daytime TV before starring opposite Patti LaBelle in NBC's Out All Night. Her breakthrough came in 1996 with Independence Day and Set It Off. Since then, she has graced the screen in films like Booty Call, Soul Food, and Empire, where she played Candace Mason. For her role in Missing, she earned an NAACP Image Award. Fox also starred in the TV series Getting Personal and City of Angels. Beyond acting, she directed First Lady of BMF: The Tonesa Welch Story, a biopic about Detroit's First Lady of the Black Mafia Family.