Chudney Lane Silberstein is best known as the sister of Tracee Ellis Ross, an American actress, singer, television host, producer, and director. She is best known for her roles in the television shows Girlfriends (2000-2008) and Black-ish (2014-present). Pattern Beauty is her curly hair care line. In addition, the actress sported a feathered, sequined ensemble when appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live with her Black-ish co-stars. Meet Chudney Lane Silberstein, Ellis Ross Sparkles’ sister.
Chudney Lane Silberstein’s Age
Chudney Lane Silberstein is in her thirties, according to her age.
She is of mixed origin and holds American citizenship.
Tracee Ellis Ross’s Words on Black-ish
Tracee Ellis Ross is departing Black-ish in style! Bette Midler donned a long-sleeved dress with blue and yellow feathers on the long sleeves and purple heels on Tuesday evening.
Yellow heels and a sleek bun with two face-framing strands completed the look. “To all the men I’ve loved before,” she said on Instagram, showcasing the dress’s backless style.
Kim Foxx remarked on Jimmy Kimmel Live! with her co-stars Anthony Anderson, Miles Brown, and Marcus Scrimgeour that she felt “a lot of joy and pride” after eight seasons.
The eighth season of Black-ish comes to an end. “It’s incredible that there have been 176 episodes,” she said to the host, 54.
Ross said yes when asked if they cried while watching the end of the hit ABC comedy, which aired on Tuesday night. “Tears were shed during the final episode’s filming.”
“I shed so many tears,” she joked, “that Anthony was like, ‘Are you seriously crying again?'”
For the Johnson family, who have lived in Sherman Oaks, California for the past seventeen years, the conclusion signaled the end of an era.
Ross, who played Dr. Rainbow “Bow” Johnson in the comedy, admitted to PEOPLE that she gave herself grace on the final day of production.
“I leave this show filled with so much joy and pride, and I truly believe that what we created changed my life by altering the landscape of contemporary prime-time television,” the star stated.
“I believe we have paved the way for television to reflect who we are as humans.”
As a result, working on another program of which I am really pleased was a huge honor and a life-changing event.”
“I think there’s something really special about knowing that something is coming to an end and being able to revel in everything you love about it,” she remarked of the award-winning sitcom.
“And I was able to speak with everyone individually and hear from a large number of people about what their takeaway was and why this show was personally significant to them.”
As the final season of Black-ish approaches, its television universe will live on.
Grown-ish’s fifth season, which follows Zoey (Shahidi) through her college years, was recently ordered.
