Kiara Muhammad

Kiara Muhammad was born on Dec 16, 1998 in USA. Kiara Muhammad's big-screen debut came with Life Support directed by Nelson George in 2007.

Kiara's always known she was meant to be in front of the camera. From the age of three, she was singing karaoke and making strangers laugh from her eclectic personality. Her parents moved her across the country to take acting seriously and boy is she happy they believed in her that much. She would've never had the same opportunities she did in Boston, her home town, as she did in sunny Los Angeles.With the support of her family, she has made her way through television and film as a child actress. With spots on network shows to Disney to multiple national commercials, the least she can say is she's grateful. Her most notable role to date has to be Doc McStuffins, the first African American cartoon character on Disney Junior in which she played the titular role. As she got older, her love for acting only grew, and she took that love to USC where she got a B.A. in Theater from their School of Dramatic Arts. After graduating in May 2020, she has been able to fully invest in her craft. Trying out new acting classes, staying up to date with new content on all platforms, and just learning the ins and outs of being a full time adult.In her leisure time, she enjoys hiking, playing tennis, going to the beach, and singing covers of her favorite songs. She can't believe the opportunities the pandemic brought to her, as she got her first gig after college on FX's Dave. She booked soon after on S.W.A.T on CBS, but she's most looking forward to her role in the highly anticipated Untitled Lakers Project on HBO.Make sure to keep an eye out for this up and coming star. Her hard work and dedication clearly paid off as a child, so we can only imagine what she'll do as an adult!