Siakie Tetteh, a talented individual born in Tema, Ghana, later relocated to New York to pursue her academic endeavors, where she currently resides.
Her journey in the entertainment industry began when she was inspired by modeling and decided to audition for America's Next Top Model Cycle 16 in Connecticut in 2010, where she emerged victorious. This remarkable achievement led her to participate in the Miss Ghana-USA 2015 competition, ultimately making it to the Top 5.
Siakie's passion for acting drove her to join an independent Theater company in New York, where she took on the lead role of Lois in the Off-Broadway play "It's Going to Rain." She also portrayed Beulah, a wicked step-sister, in a Cinderella Story remake and Marge in "Angels in Heaven."
Her acting training was comprehensive, with courses at The Barrow Group Acting School and a full Meisner Training program at The Acting Studio - New York, under the guidance of renowned teachers James Price, John Grabowsky, and Bruce Hermann.
Siakie's impressive filmography includes the movie "Abandoned," directed by Terry Wichkam, where she played the role of Billie Winters. She has also been featured in the upcoming movie "To Be You," based on a true story, where she portrays Lisa, a student who is captured by a gang in Ghana and forced to entertain a wealthy man in the United States to lure him into his money.
Additionally, Siakie has appeared in "Double Vision," an African-themed film where she plays the role of Asase, a psychic who assists a detective in solving murder cases. Furthermore, she is currently filming the short movie "Blind Date," where she takes on the role of Marissa, a woman who encounters a series of failed dates, including one that turns deadly, putting her to the test.
