Nicki Whitely is a talented Toronto-based actor who has been a part of the esteemed ACTRA organization since the tender age of 11. Her impressive television credits include memorable appearances on popular shows such as CBC's Workin' Mom's, ABC's Conviction, and a recurring role on the critically acclaimed FX series, The Strain.
Among her notable achievements, Whitely is particularly proud of her role in the TV movie, Betty and Coretta, which aired on Lifetime. In this powerful drama, she brought to life the character of Attalah Shabazz, the eldest daughter of the legendary civil rights leader Malcolm X, whose life and legacy continue to inspire and influence people around the world.
Whitely's dedication to her craft is evident in her rigorous training, which included honing her skills at the renowned Neptune Theatre School in Halifax. This esteemed institution has a long history of producing talented actors, and Whitely's involvement with the school is a testament to her commitment to her art and her passion for storytelling.
