Wendy Raquel Robinson, a familiar face in both the film and television industry, has showcased her talent across an array of roles. Robinson's acting career spans several popular TV series, such as "The Steve Harvey Show" as Regina "Piggy" Grier, "The Game" as Tasha Mack, and "Grey's Anatomy." She also portrayed notable characters in films like "Miss Congeniality," "Two Can Play That Game," and "Flatliners." In 2022, Robinson joined the cast of the Netflix series "Family Reunion" as Joyce and also took on the role of Cruella de Vil in Disney's "Descendants".

Robinson's passion for acting extends beyond her roles on screen. She co-founded the Amazing Grace Conservatory, an arts school committed to serving disadvantaged youth, where she continues to serve as its artistic director. Her dedication to her craft and her community is reflected in her accolades, such as the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series. Robinson's skills have been recognized multiple times, with numerous NAACP Image Awards nominations between 2000 and 2015.

Alongside her acting career, Robinson has also made her mark as an event host. In 2018, she hosted the Hollywood and African Prestigious Awards, followed by co-hosting the Annual Trumpet Awards in 2019. Later in 2019, she took the helm as the main host for the Annual African Pride Gospel SuperFest. Robinson remains active in upcoming projects, reprising her role as Tasha Mack in "The Game", and joining the recurring cast of "Poppa's House".

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