Mikki Val was born in the city of Flint, Michigan, a place that would later recognize her accomplishments with a Proclamation and Key to the city in 2001, making September 4th officially "Mikki Val Day". Her journey into the world of acting began at the tender age of 15 when she attended Weist Barron Commercial school in Detroit, Michigan. This revelatory experience sparked a passion within her that would drive her to pursue acting as a career.
After completing high school, Mikki made the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles, where she attended the prestigious Inner City Cultural Center for Performing Arts. This esteemed institution provided her with the opportunity to hone her acting, singing, and dancing skills, preparing her for the numerous roles she would soon undertake.
Her big break came when Carroll O'Connor gave her her first speaking role on the hit series "In the Heat of the Night". Emboldened by this experience, Mikki went on to capture high-profile and leading roles in "Out All Night" alongside Patti LaBelle, "Poetic Justice" with Janet Jackson and Tupac Shakur, and many other notable projects.
In addition to her impressive acting career, Mikki is also a talented composer and singer. Her title song "Were you Thinking of Me" can be heard on the soundtrack for the film "Night Vision", which starred and was directed by Fred Williamson. Her impressive resume also includes roles in television and film, such as "House Party 3", "Silk Stalkings", "The Young and the Restless", and many more.
Mikki's filmography is a testament to her dedication and perseverance. She has starred in a wide range of projects, including "Rhapsody", where she played opposite Glenn Plummer, Ice-T, Freda Payne, and Cindy from EnVogue. In "On the Edge", she co-starred opposite Bernie Casey, and in "Vegas Vamps", she played the role of Capt. Connie Richards alongside Daniel Baldwin, Glenn Plummer, Tiny Lister, and Jaqueline Fleming.
Mikki has also had the opportunity to work on several projects in recent years, including "Miracle Run", where she co-starred opposite Mary Louise Parker, "The Brooke Ellison Story", directed by the late Christopher Reeves, and "Searching for David's Heart", where she played a volleyball coach. Her other notable projects include "Tournament of Dreams" opposite Debbie Allen, and "Just My Luck" starring Lindsay Lohan, where she played opposite the talented young actress.
