Aisha Lomax

So, Aisha Lomax—she’s one of those faces you see pop up and go, “Wait, haven’t I seen her somewhere before?” Born and raised in the States, she’s been grinding her way through the acting scene for a minute now. You might catch her name in the credits for Kenan (2021), which, by the way, is that hilarious sitcom with Kenan Thompson trying to juggle being a morning show host and a dad. Aisha slides in with this energy that just fits—like the cool aunt who always knows the real story. Not just stuck in front of the camera, either. She’s making moves as a producer too, which honestly, not enough people talk about. That kind of hustle? Respect. You’ll catch her in Good Girls (2018), this show where suburban moms get way in over their heads, robbing a supermarket and suddenly dealing with all sorts of sketchy characters. Aisha’s roles aren’t just background noise—she’s got this way of making even the quick scenes kinda memorable, which is tough in an ensemble like that. And then there’s Poz Roz (2019), a dramedy that leans a bit more indie. It’s about this woman’s life after an HIV-positive diagnosis, and Aisha’s performance is just raw and real, no sugar-coating. She gives you the sense that she’s lived a few lives, y’know? Whether she’s stepping into comedy or drama, she’s got this knack for finding the heart of the character. Not a household name (yet), but definitely someone whose career is worth keeping tabs on.