Robert's collegiate athletic career was marked by a devastating shoulder injury that abruptly ended his time on the football field at Delaware State University. Undeterred, he embarked on a rigorous rehabilitation process, ultimately returning to the sport he loved with a newfound appreciation and determination.
His professional football journey took him to the Brooklyn Mariners, where he secured a starting position at defensive end and spent two seasons honing his skills. However, Robert's passion for football eventually gave way to a new pursuit, as he transitioned into a career in personal security.
For several years, Robert provided protection services to a diverse clientele, including Sean "Puffy" Combs, The LOX, and Lil Kim, among others. This unique experience not only honed his skills in crisis management but also instilled in him a deep understanding of the entertainment industry.
As Robert's interests continued to evolve, he began to explore the world of stand-up comedy, eventually finding his true calling in acting. His breakthrough role came in the form of Lil' Unkle, a worn-out and disgruntled rapper in the critically acclaimed short film "Young Flaccid Gonna Die."
The film's success was cemented by its win at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival, where it took home the coveted Creative Excellence Award. This milestone marked a significant turning point in Robert's career, solidifying his position as a talented and versatile actor with a bright future ahead.
