Chrystee Pharris blazed onto NBC-TV as Simone Russell on the hit daytime soap opera “Passions” and she recently returned to NBC at night creating passion with Golden Globe Nominee Zach Braff on the hit show “Scrubs” as “J.D.’s” girlfriend Kylie. This versatile alumna of Emerson College has conquered feature films, theatre and is currently recording a CD of Pop/R&B music. Chrystee is featured in “If You Don’t Believe”, a love story that showcases the music of Grammy winning R&B vocalist Deneice Williams. She also starred in, soon to be released “Steppin’” directed by the late, Michael “Bear” Taliferro.
In the winter of 2006, Chrystee will tirelessly donate her time and energy traveling the world from Atlanta to South Africa as an Ambassador speaking to young people on everything from education to setting goals in order to plan a better future for themselves. “My success means nothing, if I have not planted a seed in someone’s life.” “I want to give others what has been given to me: hope, vision and determination.”
Chrystee Pharris blazed onto NBC-TV as Simone Russell on the hit daytime soap opera “Passions” and she recently returned to NBC at night creating passion with Golden Globe Nominee Zach Braff on the hit show “Scrubs” as “J.D.’s” girlfriend Kylie. This versatile alumna of Emerson College has conquered feature films, theatre and is currently recording a CD of Pop/R&B music. Chrystee is featured in “If You Don’t Believe”, a love story that showcases the music of Grammy winning R&B vocalist Deneice Williams. She also starred in, soon to be released “Steppin’” directed by the late, Michael “Bear” Taliferro.
In the winter of 2006, Chrystee will tirelessly donate her time and energy traveling the world from Atlanta to South Africa as an Ambassador speaking to young people on everything from education to setting goals in order to plan a better future for themselves. “My success means nothing, if I have not planted a seed in someone’s life.” “I want to give others what has been given to me: hope, vision and determination.”
