Jwaundace Candece embarked on a remarkable odyssey within the entertainment industry, a journey that commenced in January 2000, as she relocated to the vibrant city of Los Angeles from her native Atlanta, driven by a burning passion to carve out a successful acting career.
Boasting an impressive array of athletic abilities, she bravely auditioned for the WOW (Women of Wrestling) television series, amidst a sea of thousands of other aspiring actresses, and remarkably secured a role as a heroic character.
However, fueled by an unyielding desire for creative expression and a willingness to take calculated risks, she refused to accept the part unless she could transform into a heel, or a bad guy, and eventually, her persistence paid off as she became "Delta Lotta Pain", a formidable member of the renowned Tag Team "Caged Heat", alongside the talented Cher Ferrerya, known as "Loca", and Nicole Ochoa, affectionately referred to as "Vendetta".
Jwaundace Spair, a talented wrestler and stunt professional, made history as a member of the tag team Caged Heat, alongside her partners, by achieving an extraordinary milestone - becoming the World Wrestling Organization's (WOW) 1st Tag Team Champions. This remarkable achievement solidified their position as the most beloved and popular Tag Team in the organization's storied history, garnering widespread recognition and acclaim.
This newfound fame led to a new chapter in Spair's career, as she was approached to serve as a stunt double for the renowned actress and musician Queen Latifah in the 2003 comedy film "Bringing Down the House". Spair's exceptional skills in fight choreography and stunt work earned her a nomination for the prestigious "Best Fight" award at the 2004 MTV Movie Awards, a testament to her dedication and expertise in the field.
Jwaundace Spence's career trajectory underwent a significant shift as she dedicated herself to the pursuit of stunt work, with the ultimate goal of garnering recognition and laying the groundwork for a successful transition into the world of acting.
Throughout her illustrious career, Jwaundace has had the privilege of appearing in an impressive array of over 75 film and television projects, where she has had the opportunity to collaborate with some of the most talented and acclaimed actresses in the industry.
Notable among these esteemed colleagues are Oscar and Emmy-nominated and winning actresses such as the incomparable Viola Davis, the multifaceted Mo'Nique, the incredibly talented Jennifer Hudson, the trailblazing Queen Latifah, the incomparable Whoopi Goldberg, and the iconic Oprah Winfrey.
Following this impressive period of professional growth and development, Jwaundace made the personal decision to relocate back to her hometown of Atlanta in 2010, where she gave birth to her son and devoted herself to the joys and challenges of motherhood.
Jwaundace Spence, a talented individual, redirected her attention from stunt work to acting during her time in Atlanta, securing roles in various television shows and films. Her impressive portfolio includes appearances on "Banshee", "Conan", and the sitcom "Let's Stay Together". Moreover, she landed recurring roles on ABC's critically acclaimed drama "Resurrection", where she portrayed Mrs. Camille Thompson, the mother of esteemed actor Omar Epps.
Jwaundace's breakthrough performance came in the 20th Century Fox film "Let's Be Cops", where she demonstrated her exceptional improvisational skills by ad-libbing the iconic line "That's What You Get" during filming. The director, Luke Greenfield, and writer, Nicholas Thomas, were so impressed with her spontaneous delivery that they decided to retain the line in the scene. This memorable line subsequently became a pivotal component of their marketing campaign, further solidifying Jwaundace's reputation as a talented and versatile actress.
