American actor, comedian, producer, and screenwriter Keegan-Michael Key has been involved in the media industry since 1999.
Dwayne McDuffie, an American writer of comic books and television, has a brother named Keegan-Michael Key.
Keegan-Michael Key attended the Pennsylvania State University and the University of Detroit Mercy, and he has a Master of Fine Arts degree. Keegan-Michael Key played a significant role in the non-profit Young Storytellers Foundation.
The Lion King, Friends from College, Let’s Be Cops, Hotel Transylvania, Pitch Perfect, Keanu, Key and Peele, and other films and TV shows feature Keegan-Michael Key as a leading man.
Keegan-Michael Key parents: Meet Carrie Herr, Leroy McDuffie, Patricia Walsh, Michael Key
Key was born in Southfield, Michigan, on March 22, 1971. He is the son of Carrie Herr, a lady of Polish and Flemish ancestry, and Leroy McDuffie, an African-American. At an early age, Michael Key and Patricia Walsh, a couple from Detroit who both worked in social services, adopted him. His adopted parents were also a black guy and a white lady, just like his birth parents. Key had two half-brothers through his biological father, one of which being the creator of comic books, Dwayne McDuffie. Key didn’t learn about his half-siblings until after they had both passed away.
