Veronica's earliest memories revolved around the cinematic experiences she shared with her family, frequenting movie theaters and watching American classics such as Gone with the Wind, Love Story, and The Godfather. Her mother, Christina, a trailblazer as the first African American National Show Host on Home Shopping Network, instilled in Veronica an appreciation for the arts. Veronica's father, Tyrone, worked as a Small Business Liaison Officer and buyer for Honeywell Avionics.
Growing up, Veronica was fascinated by the performing arts and sought out various forms of creative expression. She excelled as a thespian in high school, taking on the role of Tituba in The Crucible. After high school, Veronica packed her bags and headed to New York to pursue her acting and modeling career. However, she soon returned home at her parents' request to study Business/Marketing at the University of Phoenix.
Veronica's entrepreneurial spirit led her to create three successful online businesses, but despite her accomplishments, she still felt an unfulfilled void. Her heart yearned for the spotlight, and she longed to pursue her acting career. With her degree in hand and a clear direction, Veronica took a bold step by enrolling in an acting class to test her skills.
As she navigated the ups and downs of her career, Veronica's determination and passion for acting only grew stronger. She made her recent film debut as Felicia Carson opposite Cuba Gooding Jr in Ticking Clock (2010),bringing her lifelong dream of becoming a performer to life.
