Imani Parks

Imani Parks was born on Jan 18, 1985 in USA. Imani Parks's big-screen debut came with Rooftops directed by Robert Wise in 1989.

Imani Parks is best known for her starring role as Young Nala on the hit Broadway Show, "The Lion King". Imani has also appeared on Broadway in shows such as Wait Until Dark starring Quentin Tarantino and Marisa Tomei, as well as the hit revival "Showboat". Her off-Broadway credits include "Broadway Kids" and "Woyzeck". A show biz veteran, Imani launched her career in front of the camera at the age of three when she began working as a model for the The Ford Modeling Agency. After starring in countless commercials, Imani made her screen debut in the hit movie, "Love Don't Cost A Thing" starring Steve Harvey and Nick Cannon. A Los Angeles Native, Imani was raised in New York City. She currently resides in the Los Angeles area.