Sade Kimora Young

Acting

Biography

Sade Kimora Young (born January 5, 2006, in California) is an American actress who has appeared in films and series such as Sister Code, American Horror Story, and Be Afraid since she was a child. She is of African-Latin American descent. She made her film debut in 2012 in 16-Love and the NBC series The New Normal as “Pam.” Her well-known roles include Sister Code (2015) as “Young Sheila” – she plays the younger version of Eva Marcille's character, Be Afraid (2017) as “Emms Booth,” Illicit (2017) as “Skyla,” and Raise Your Hand (2021) as “Young Lila”. She has appeared in American Horror Story (2013) as Julia, See Dad Run (2013) as Young Mary, Teachers (2017) as Tanya, and The Neighborhood (2019) as Paper Girl. She was named after the famous singer Sade Adu and grew up in Southern California. Sade has been described as an “up-and-coming child actress” who is equally convincing in both comedy and thriller productions. She was also cast as “Daisy Atwood” in the comedy The Nerd Posse.