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Sonja Sohn is an American actress and activist, known for her compelling performances in both film and television. Born on May 9, 1964, in Fort Benning, Georgia, Sohn has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry throughout her career.
Sohn gained widespread recognition for her role as Detective Kima Greggs in the critically acclaimed television series “The Wire.” Her portrayal of a tough and dedicated police officer in Baltimore showcased her talent for bringing complex characters to life with authenticity and depth. Sohn’s performance in “The Wire” received high praise from both critics and audiences, solidifying her status as a talented actress.
Aside from her work on “The Wire,” Sohn has also appeared in numerous other television shows, including “Luke Cage,” “The Chi,” and “The Originals.” In addition to her television work, she has also appeared in films such as “Bringing Out the Dead” and “Shaft.”
Beyond her acting career, Sohn is also involved in activism and social work. She is the founder of the Baltimore-based nonprofit organization ReWired for Change, which aims to empower at-risk youth through education and mentorship.
Sohn’s dedication to her craft and her commitment to making a difference in her community have earned her admiration and respect. Her ability to tackle challenging roles with grace and skill, combined with her activism, make her a compelling and inspiring figure in the entertainment industry.
Sonja Sohn Children
Sonja Sohn has one child, a daughter named Sakira. Sakira was born in 2001 during Sohn’s previous marriage to Adam Plack. Sohn has always been private when it comes to her personal life and family, focusing primarily on her career as an actress and her activism work.
