Karimah Westbrook as Robin St. Clair

Accomplished actress, writer and producer Karimah Westbrook stars as devoted single parent Grace James in The CW’s hit series “All American,” which has been picked up for season three. Starring alongside Taye Diggs, she plays the mother of South-Central LA football phenom Spencer James, who must navigate two very different worlds when he’s recruited to play football for Beverly Hills High School. Her inspiring and relatable performance earned Westbrook a Black Reel nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.

Westbrook has captured the attention of audiences with diverse roles in television, film and theater. She has guest starred in many hit shows, including Showtime’s award-winning dramedy “Shameless” and “Masters of Sex,” Freeform’s family series “The Fosters” and AMC’s period drama “Mad Men.” She also appeared in NBC’s award-winning crime drama “Aquarius.” On the big screen, Westbrook can be seen in the film “After We Collided,” the sequel to the box-office hit “After,” based on Anna Todd’s best-selling book series. She starred opposite Matt Damon and Julianne Moore in “Suburbicon”. The project, directed by George Clooney, was inspired by the true story of Daisy Myers, known as the ‘Rosa Parks of the North.’ Westbrook also starred in “American Violet” opposite Alfre Woodard, “The Rum Diary” with Johnny Depp and the indie feature “Bolden,” the reimagined life story of jazz icon Buddy Bolden. Her role in the romantic comedy “American Fusion” required the versatile actress to learn Mandarin Chinese.