Biography
Josie Totah was born on August 5, 2001, in Sacramento, California, USA. She is an American actress and activist, widely recognized for her talent and as a prominent transgender performer in Hollywood. Totah began her career as a child actor, gaining early attention with guest appearances on television shows. She became well-known for her role as Lexi in Champions (2018) and has since been celebrated for representing the LGBTQ+ community on screen. Known for her charisma, intelligence, and advocacy, Josie Totah is considered one of the rising stars of her generation, breaking barriers for transgender actors in mainstream media.

Career Life
Josie Totah began acting at a young age, initially appearing as a guest star on shows like Back in the Game and Liv and Maddie. She gained wider recognition in 2018 for her role as Lexi in NBC’s comedy series Champions. Totah has since appeared in other projects, including Saved by the Bell (2020) reboot, and has used her platform to speak about transgender representation in media. Beyond acting, she is a vocal activist, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion. Her career reflects a combination of talent, dedication, and a commitment to promoting diversity and visibility in Hollywood.

Personal Life
Josie Totah was assigned male at birth and came out as transgender at the age of 13, embracing her true identity. She has been open about her journey, sharing experiences of self-discovery, challenges, and triumphs, inspiring many in the LGBTQ+ community. Totah values family, friendship, and education, balancing her personal life with her acting career. She actively participates in advocacy for transgender rights, inclusion, and mental health awareness. Known for her confidence and charisma, Josie uses her platform to support young people facing similar experiences, while continuing to grow as an actress, role model, and advocate for equality and representation in entertainment.