Nikki Estridge
- Actress
- Producer
- Director
Nikki Estridge is an American actress, writer, director and producer. She played collegiate softball for the University of Tennessee Lady Volunteers and graduated with high honors.
An advocate for autism awareness and person of a multi-ethnic background, diversity, inclusion and equality is of the utmost importance to Nikki, which she actively supports through various networks and charities.
Nikki is a sixteen-time IMDb-qualifying festival award winner most notably for her comedy short, 'Don't Make It Awkward,' which she wrote, directed, produced, cast and starred in. Nikki is best known for her roles on Queen Sugar (OWN), Law and Order: SVU (NBC), and House of Cards (NETFLIX). She is also the author of children's book, 'Hoo's Driving The Bus?'.
An advocate for autism awareness and person of a multi-ethnic background, diversity, inclusion and equality is of the utmost importance to Nikki, which she actively supports through various networks and charities.
Nikki is a sixteen-time IMDb-qualifying festival award winner most notably for her comedy short, 'Don't Make It Awkward,' which she wrote, directed, produced, cast and starred in. Nikki is best known for her roles on Queen Sugar (OWN), Law and Order: SVU (NBC), and House of Cards (NETFLIX). She is also the author of children's book, 'Hoo's Driving The Bus?'.
