Omari Hardwick

Omari Hardwick is an American actor, producer and poet. 

Early Accomplishments

Initially, Omari was determined to connect his life with football as he was a defendant during his school and college years. 

Omari debuted as an actor in the series Sucker Free City. A bit later, he appeared as an extra in Friends and In The House. His acting career officially started in 2001. 

Best Known For

In 2003 and 2004, Omari Hardwick was officially recognized and widely appreciated as a poet. Those years he won a US national competition in poetry. Overly, he has written about 4 000 poems. 

In 2006, he appeared in the film The Guardian. 

One of his personal projects is the co-foundation of Actors Lounge in a Los Angeles theatre. There, young and talented actor can expose all the edges of their talent to the audience, producers and stage-directors. 

His production Bravelife is rather ambitious and Omari has lots of plans on it expenditure. 

Omari’s brightest screen appearances include Saved, Miracle at St. Anna (released in 2008), Power and The A-Team (released in 2010). 

Sexual Orientation

Omari Hardwick is straight. Since 2012, he has been happily married to Jennifer Pfautch. They have two children together. Omari is said to be a devoted family man. 

Religious Belief

Omari does believe in God. He did grown up in a interfaith family, his dad attended the Methodist Episcopal Church and his mother was Catholic. He mentioned in interview: "I kept on hearing the voice of God saying, if you are going to be the minister that your mom mentioned ... then you have to act. My pulpit is acting." (Source: 11/21/2016, christianpost.com)

Worth To Know

Omari Hardwick is not the only child: he has a sister and two brothers.