Blake's early life was marked by a unique blend of geographical influences, as he spent his formative years in both St. Louis, Missouri and Norwalk, Connecticut. This diverse upbringing was complemented by the unwavering support of his parents, who were both established figures in the fashion industry, and who enthusiastically encouraged Blake's burgeoning acting career.
Following his academic achievements, Blake returned to the east coast after graduating high school with a remarkable 4.0 GPA, and went on to attend the prestigious New York University Tisch School. His academic pursuits were marked by distinction, as he graduated with honors in both Drama (BFA) and Journalism (BA) from NYU.
Blake's professional acting debut was a pivotal moment in his career, as director James Bartolomeo cast him in the role of Rashawn Brazell in the 1988 television series "America's Most Wanted: America Fights Back". This early success was swiftly followed by his starring role in Kirk Shannon-Butts' feature film "Blueprint".
In addition to his work in film and television, Blake has also ventured into the realm of print modeling, showcasing his versatility as a performer. Furthermore, he has had the opportunity to tread the boards in both New York City and London, honing his craft in the world of stage acting.
Blake's personal life is marked by a close relationship with his older brother, who has carved out a successful career in the business world, as well as his younger brother, who has established himself in the entertainment production industry.
