Jilly Anais

Jilly Anais was born in Houston, Texas on 2nd January 1996 as Jillyan Anais Moor. She is of Jamaican ancestry. She spent the first 18 years of her life in her hometown before shifting to Los Angeles for furthering her professional career.

She considers Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Beyonce Knowles, Madonna, and Aaliyah as her chief inspirations. She is rumored to be dating the NBA star Dejounte Murray who plays for San Antonio Spurs.

Jilly Anais, right from her childhood, began grooming herself for an exciting professional career in the show biz. She was born in Houston, Texas and spent her early years in the city. She hails from a family with a stable economic background that allowed her to channelize her innate and acquired skills optimally, thus enabling her to commence her professional career early on.

She started honing her creative skills right from the age of two. She began taking ballet dancing lessons and exhibited her skills as a ballerina for the next three years.

When Jilly Anais was five, she enrolled at the Ensemble Theater where she performed in near countless productions, and oftentimes as the lead for eight consecutive years. As a student of Premier High School in North Houston, she was part of the main cast for several plays.

While attending college, she participated in ‘competitive dance’ as well as ‘competitive cheerleading’. Her exceptional boogieing and ballet skills that she had nurtured as a child helped her to bag the highly prized solo spots. She served as a varsity cheerleader and competitive cheerleader for four and five years respectively.

Jilly was a vivacious and energetic girl, taking part in the sporting disciplines of soccer, basketball, and volleyball during her school and college years. She captained starting lineups on several occasions, earning kudos from team members as well as coaches for her sporting skills.

Jilly Anais earned acclaim for her noteworthy cameos in Demi Lovato’s music footage, ‘Cool for The Summer,’ Kevin Hart’s ‘Real Husbands of Hollywood’, and Morris Chestnut’s ‘Rosewood’.

Since 2013, she has made guest appearances in a few TV episodes and talk shows. She starred in an episode (All Rumors are True) of the TV series, ‘East Los High’ in 2013 and in 2016 appeared as a guest on the talk show, ‘Women Talk with Meosha’.

She featured in an episode of the television series, ‘Freakish’ titled, ‘Weakness’ in 2016. She is portraying the character of Missy in a drama film, ‘God Send’ which is still in the production stages and is expected for a late 2017 release.