‘BMF’ Actor Da’Vinchi Reflects On Changing His Reality After Growing Up In Poverty: ‘I’m Still In My 20s

‘BMF’ Actor Da’Vinchi Reflects On Changing His Reality After Growing Up In Poverty: ‘I’m Still In My 20s — And Now My Parents Are Retired’

Da’Vinchi, 28, has been on quite a roll in Hollywood. From shows like “Grown-ish” to “All American,” the Haitian-American actor has been stacking roles. However, Da’Vinchi’s starring role and portrayal as Terry “Southwest T” Flenory on 50 Cent’s “BMF” (or “BMF: Black Mafia Family”) on Starz is his biggest gig to date. Although Da’Vinchi, born… Continue reading ‘BMF’ Actor Da’Vinchi Reflects On Changing His Reality After Growing Up In Poverty: ‘I’m Still In My 20s — And Now My Parents Are Retired’

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‘BMF’ Actor Da’Vinchi Reflects On Changing His Reality After Growing Up In Poverty: ‘I’m Still In My 20s — And Now My Parents Are Retired’

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