Ajiona Alexus Biography, Age, Net Worth, Education, Family, Songs, Movies, Rihanna

Ajiona Alexus Biography

Ajiona Alexus Brown commonly known as Ajiona Alexus is an American actress known for her roles in The Rickey Smiley Show, Empire.

She was born on March 16, 1996 Tuskegee, Alabama U.S and started her career at the age of 12.

Ajiona Alexus Age

She is 23 years old as of 2019.

Ajiona Alexus  Height and Weight

She has an estimated height of 5feet 6 and weight as 115 pounds

Ajiona Alexus  Net Worth

According to the report released in 2019, Ajiona Alexus stands at a net worth of around $200,000. This is with the exclusion of her house, car, and her monthly income.

Ajiona Alexus   Education

Ajiona At an early age Ajiona gained a true love for acting in theatre plays. She was 8 years old when she recited her first monologue on stage. Recognizing her talents early, her parents immediately placed her in acting and dance classes.

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She studies Theater Arts at the Alabama School of Fine Arts Career.

Ajiona Alexus  Family

She was born to black parents whose roots are yet to be publicized,she shared on December 15, 2017 the name of her brother is Dee Brown

Ajiona Alexus  Relationship

she is currently single and there no past history of her dating since she begun her acting profession.

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Alexus made her big screen debut in 2017 with a musical drama film, Something Like Summers which is based on the 2011 eponymous novel, Something Like Summers by Jay Bell.
She has worked in three back to back movies in 2018 namely; Family Blood, Acrimony and Breaking In. She played Meegan in Family Blood, Young Melinda in Acrimony and Jasmine Russell in Breakin In.
Alexus is an established singer as well. In 2013, she released her first single, Dream Big. She also keeps uploading her singing videos in her self-titled YouTube channel. As of 2018, her channel, Ajiona Alexus has over 8k subscribers and has uploaded 20 videos.

Ajiona Alexus Rihanna

There’s nothing the internet loves more than plucking a random Instagram user from obscurity and thrusting them into the spotlight as a celebrity look-alike.
It’s happened with Gigi Hadid (twice!), Ariana Grande, Ryan Gosling, and, now, Rihanna. Model and beauty influencer Ajiona Alexus is currently breaking the internet because of how much she looks like the 29-year old singer and, upon closer inspection, we can confirm that Ajiona Alexus is indeed Rihanna 2.0.

Ajiona Alexus  Movies

Family Blood	Meegan
2018	Acrimony	Young Melinda
2018	Breaking In	Jasmine Russell
2017	Something Like Summer	Alison Cross

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Ajiona Alexus Interview

13 Reasons Why has left a huge impact to a lot of viewers old and young. What do you think about the approach of the show putting difficult topics to light, and the importance of having this conversation about teen suicide?

Ajiona: I think the show does a great job of addressing real life issues and challenges that teens deal with in today’s society. It’s extremely important to shed light on these tough issues in order to open up and start a conversation about the tough issues that we normally don’t discuss.
This conversation is necessary because teens are dealing with pressure of all sorts which include bullying, social media shaming, substance abuse, domestic violence and rape, all of these issues negatively impacts self-esteem and self worth.

What did you think about the massive diversity in the cast of 13 Reasons Why?

Ajiona: We have the best cast in the world. I love working with all of them. As for diversity, I believe that casting did an excellent job at pulling together a talented and diverse cast, that represents today’s society.

Did you read the book Thirteen Reasons Why? If not do you plan on doing so?

Ajiona:  Yes, I read the book! Although, in some ways, it’s different from the Netflix series the book is just as good.

What aspect of the show 13 Reasons Why was most important to you?

Ajiona: The message and the millions of people that we were able to help. 13 Reasons Why was able to start a dialogue about some really tough issues that are important for us to talk about.

Many teens did not know how to start this conversation and the show was able to provide an opportunity for everyone to open up and communicate how they truly felt about these issue. Hopefully we were able to help someone through our work and at the end of the day, that is most important.

Do you share any traits with Sheri from 13 Reasons Why?

Ajiona: Yes for sure! Sheri was very sympathetic towards the entire situation I think she was one of the characters that actually felt something about the situation and she wanted to do right. She was nervous after what happened to her, I think in that way I definitely related to Sheri because I am always so sympathetic towards people and situations like this. Some of the characters didn’t care at all and it didn’t affect them in any type of way so I definitely did relate to Sheri on different levels.

We have the best cast in the world. I love working with all of them. As for diversity, I believe that casting did an excellent job at pulling together a talented and diverse cast, that represents today’s society.

Did you read the book Thirteen Reasons Why? If not do you plan on doing so?

Ajiona:  Yes, I read the book! Although, in some ways, it’s different from the Netflix series the book is just as good.

What aspect of the show 13 Reasons Why was most important to you?

Ajiona: The message and the millions of people that we were able to help. 13 Reasons Why was able to start a dialogue about some really tough issues that are important for us to talk about.

Many teens did not know how to start this conversation and the show was able to provide an opportunity for everyone to open up and communicate how they truly felt about these issue. Hopefully we were able to help someone through our work and at the end of the day, that is most important.

Do you share any traits with Sheri from 13 Reasons Why?

Ajiona: Yes for sure! Sheri was very sympathetic towards the entire situation I think she was one of the characters that actually felt something about the situation and she wanted to do right.

She was nervous after what happened to her, I think in that way I definitely related to Sheri because I am always so sympathetic towards people and situations like this. Some of the characters didn’t care at all and it didn’t affect them in any type of way so I definitely did relate to Sheri on different levels.

What do you think about the rumors for a 13 Reasons Why Season Two? Would that be something you’d be interested in exploring?

Ajiona: Of course! It’s the most popular and well thought out show, of course I would love to be a part of a season 2. I definitely think there will be and there should be, the way they ended season 1 there’s just so many possibilities for more success and more seasons to come. I am excited to see what the future holds!

How did you prepare for the role of Sheri?

Ajiona: Something I have always been interested in that is very close to my heart is public speaking about anti bullying, I think in that way I’ve kind of been prepared for it. Because it’s something I’ve always done research about and something I always want to talk to schools about the importance to not bully.

Bullying comes from a place, when you are not comfortable with who you are and you do things to others to bring them down, so when the show came to me I was excited about it because it’s something that I’ve always been doing, to be on a show like that it’s even better for me.

How did the process of building the season (13 Reasons Why) made you more aware of bullying and negative/irreversible effects?

Ajiona: I think being able to see the different sides of it because I’ve never known anyone to deal with something like sexual abuse or suicide, I’ve never known anyone personally to go through something so hard like that.

So to actually be able to watch it and reading some of the messages from (fans) Instagram and Twitter I try to respond to some people and they tell me about their situations I definitely think it brings it to me on a more personal level to know that I was a part of something that helped people.

I don’t know I think it’s just such a sensitive topic if you don’t deal with it personally you never really know what it’s like even if you watch Hannah Baker you can never truly understand that feeling.

If you were given the opportunity to star in another book adaptation, which would you choose and what character would you play?

Ajiona: Nothing off the top of my head, but probably a series like Twilight or The Hunger Games! I love them it would have to be something like that.

What were your auditions for 13 Reasons Why and Empire like?

Ajiona: They were actually fairly simple because at the time Empire was shooting in Chicago and I was in Atlanta and 13 Reasons Why was auditioning in LA. For Empire I actually did a self tape and I got the role from a self tape I did at home with my dad and it was the same with 13 Reasons Why and they liked it they did a callback and I sent another thing and they were like you got the part, so it was all self tapes.

What is one of your favorite lines from any project you’ve worked on?