Throughout his long career, Omari Hardwick has been cast in a variety of projects, including Tyler Perry’s “For Colored Girls” and BET’s “Being Mary Jane.”
In addition, Hardwick had a significant contribution to the success of Netflix and Zack Snyder’s blockbuster zombie film “Army of the Dead.”
Forty-eight-year-old Hardwick joined “Plan B Inc. Theater Group” in 2010 and helped develop “Actor’s Lounge” at the Los Angeles Greenway Theater. Additionally, he started the production firm “Bravelife Films”. Additionally, Hardwick was highlighted in Prominence Magazine’s holiday edition of its urban living magazine.
Spouse and Children
In the 2000s, Hardwick started dating Jennifer “Jae” Pfautch. Pfautch, who is of German and Native American ancestry, was later excommunicated by her family for dating someone of another race. The couple’s first child was stillborn in 2008.
Daughter Nova and son Brave were born to Omari and Jennifer after their marriage in June 2012.
Parents and Siblings
He grew up with three siblings; two of which are no more. The actor also lost his sister Shani and brother Malik Hardwick after losing his baby. The only sibling he has now is Jamil Hardwick.
They were born to Clifford Hardwick III and Joyce Hardwick.
