Meagan and Kara

Meagan Good (born August 8, 1981) was the daughter of Tyra Her mother and Leondis Leon Good her father in Panorama City of Los Angeles. Tyra is a former manager, who supervised Meagan during her teenage years. Her first job was as an actress at four years old. She started her acting career as an extra in television series like Doogie Howser Amen, M.D. and Doogie Howser Amen. She was 13 when she made her debut in the film, Friday. The film first caught the attention of her performance as troubled teen Cisely Batiste in Eve's Bayou in 1997 for which she was awarded two nominations, including the first N.A.A.C.P. Image Award nomination. Good had tiny roles in films and television for a few years before shifting into roles that were more mature at the start of the decade. She was Nina in Cousin Skeeter which was a Nickelodeon T.V. The show ran from 1998 to 2001. She has also had minor role in the films House Party, Down to the Very Final Minute as well as 3 Strikes. She played Vanessa Scott's role in the 2003 sitcom My Wife and Kids. She was nominated as Best Actress for the Black Movie Awards, 2005. She then appeared in films such as You Get Served The Cookout as well as Venom One Missed Call Waist Deep, and The Love Guru. The year 2012 saw her in both T.V. and in films she portrayed the character of Mya in the film series with multiple stars Think Like a Man and Ms. Stevens in Dysfunctional Friends. Kara Killmer...........................Kara Killmer is an American actress best known for portraying the character of Sylvie Brett in the NBC drama series 'Chicago Fire. Killmer is originally from Texas, studied her studies at Baylor University Waco Texas where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Degree in performing arts was obtained in the year 2010. Her first appearance on screen in 2010 on the web series If I Can Dream. After appearing in a variety of local plays Kara Killmer made her on-screen debut in 2010 on the pilot episode of Simon Fuller's Hulu series If I Can Dream. The series' focus was an ensemble of actors who started to reside with each other in the city of Hollywood, California.