Trinitee Stokes

Trinitee Stokes started her acting career at the age of three when she took part in local theater productions in Mississippi. She performed on stage for the first time in a church play that her mother wrote, titled "What Kind of Christmas Is This?" Her first professional works were for a BankPlus ad with Peyton Manning and a Maxwell House commercial in New Orleans. She then made a huge impression at a talent show in Mississippi. Convinced that young Trinitee had a bright future in the entertainment field, the family then moved to Los Angeles. She bagged the role of Judy Cooper in ‘K.C. Undercover’ in 2015. She immediately became one of the favorite characters of the show.

According to her father, Trinitee Stokes is "super funny, very charismatic." The character of the robot she plays, Judy, is socially awkward. However, Trinitee mentions that in a twist, she is "a little not socially awkward." She loves the different stunts she is able to do for her onscreen character, be it banging her head on a door or beating someone in karate. She loves to sing. She admires the Grammy-award winner singer Tina Turner not only for her songs, but also for her dance moves and her outfits. A great performer needs great outfits. Being unsatisfied with the fashion choices she got from other designers, Trinitee decided to design her own outfits. She would initially put together different outfits to suit her needs, but then started sketching, sewing and designing her own clothes. Even though she portrays a robot onscreen, she is very much 'human' in her interests and passions. She is a voracious reader and enjoys reading fantasy fiction. However, being able to have her own books is not enough for this young kid. She wants to share her passion for reading with other children that are not fortunate enough to have books to read. Trinitee hosts several book drives every year and donates the collected books to children's homes and shelters in the LA area.

Trinitee Stokes enjoys escaping to new characters and new worlds so much that someday she would like to play a superhero, a doll or a mermaid, going beyond being merely human. Her love for acting is based on the opportunity to play other people that have different personalities. She loves to become "another person for a day" to find out what she has in common with that character. She considers her home state of Mississippi to be a fertile creative ground with a lot of wildlife which provides her with a lot of inspirations. She is working on a collection of stories, the characters of which share traits with her family members, friends and cousins in Mississippi.