A Modern Day Hidden Figure...Letecia D. Reeder was born January 18, 1983, in Atlanta, Ga. She landed her first major feature in the film Hidden Figures. In 2013, She got her first start with Tyler Perry in his hit shows like Loving Thy Neighbor, Have And Have Nots, For Better Or Worse, and If Loving You Is Wrong. After mastering appearances in hit shows with Tyler Perry, Letecia made her transition in doing extra-work in filming. Her ability to shine as a triple threat as a singer and poet assisted Letecia to becoming featured in Oprah's OWN hit series Greenleaf and done stand in, featured in TV One's Justice By Any Means, and Bad Dad Rehab.Letecia Reeder triumphed over many obstacles in her early childhood. She lost her father in 1998. Her roots in acting and performing arts where cultivated by her mother Cynthia (Tracey) Reeder. As a teenager Letecia helped her mom A&R for her music management company. In 2002, Letecia's mom passed away from wrongful death. Letecia was in college at the time of her mother's ill will. Letecia put her life on hold but the damage had already been done. Struggling with grieving her mom, and severe family issues she indulged into work in theatre.In 2005, Letecia Reeder moved to Fort Lauderdale, Fl, to open a franchise Wing Stop restaurant, and she also started modeling.In 2014 Letecia expressed herself passionately through the monologue Blaque Pearl. In the next two years she also worked the Steve Harvey's Neighborhood Awards and volunteered for the United Negro College Fund. As the years passed she can be seen featuring in various films: Nappily Ever After, appeared on Robert Irvine Show, Saints and Sinners, Come Sunday and Krystals on Netflix.Letecia's movie list continues on with movie greats Gerald Butler and 50 Cents Den of Thieves. She is working in a new and up coming film with Tariji P Henson called Best of Enemies. Letecia is determined to take advantage of her training from Greg Allen Williams Actors Breakthrough training and the Booking Room at Good Acting Studio Show less «