Jahi Di'Allo Winston

Jahi Di'Allo Winston is a good friend of his ‘Everything Sucks!’ co-stars, Peyton Kennedy and Quinn Liebling. He has even posted a couple of pictures, clicked along with Peyton and Quinn.

He loves to sing and is pretty good at that as well. He is often seen exhibiting his singing skills in front of his friends and family members. He has also displayed his singing abilities in a few YouTube videos, such as ‘Jahi Winston.... Talented Singer,’ ‘Jahi Winston from The New Edition Story singing,’ and ‘Jahi Winston's Impromptu Lord I'm Available.’

He considers Michael Jackson as his biggest inspiration and hopes to emulate the ‘King of Pop’ in near future. He is a huge fan of Chance The Rapper and Jay-Z. In fact, he considers Chance and Jay-Z as his idols.

Jahi Di'Allo Winston was born on November 30, 2003 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He was brought up by his parents, Darryl and Juakena. He spent his childhood with his siblings, Sekayi and Jelani.

Winston started acting at a pretty young age. He was spotted by ‘Walt Disney Theatrical Productions’ when he was just 11 years old. He was presented with an opportunity to play an important role in the musical ‘The Lion King,’ which he accepted with open arms.

He played young Simba from December 2014 to March 2016 in the popular Broadway, ‘The Lion King.’ After gaining enough experience in acting, he embarked on his television career. He made his television debut when he appeared in the American drama series, ‘Feed the Beast.’ He played a character named Andre and appeared in 9 episodes of the series, which was aired on ‘AMC.’

2017 turned out to be a great year for Winston as he worked in three different projects. After playing a minor role in the biographical mini-series ‘The New Edition Story,’ he appeared in a television movie titled ‘Libby and Malcolm.’ He then played Anthony in Neil Burger’s directorial flick, ‘The Upside.’

In 2018, he appeared alongside actors like Taraji P. Henson and Danny Glover, when he played a prominent role in the American thriller, ‘Proud Mary.’ In the same year, he was also seen in a couple of television series, such as ‘The Resident’ and ‘Everything Sucks!’