A Canadian singer-songwriter, comedian, and actress by the name of Jamillah Ross.

She received her education from The Second City in Toronto and has performed on stages, in films, on television, and in improv groups. She was a cast member of the improvisational group Show Stopping Number, which won the CCA award for best group.

Ross served as a server at the Second City comedy club in Toronto prior to joining the touring companies of The Ice Cream Man Cometh and The Puck Stops Here. She returned to Toronto in May 2003 and appeared in The Second City’s Armaget-It-On production, which received a nomination for a Canadian Comedy Award. Later, Ross created and performed in three back-to-back leading roles on the company’s main stage.

In a Seussical presentation at the Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People in 2006, Ross played Sour Kangaroo. The next year, she participated in Show Stopping Number: The Improvised Musical, which won the CCA for best improv company. She was nominated twice by the CCA for the best female improviser. Ross later appeared on stage with The Dandies, an improv troupe.

Jamillah Ross’ parents: Who are his father and mother?

Jamillah Ross’s father is known to be Gene MacLellan, but her mother’s identity is unknown.