King Judah, son of Catherine Thomas and John Fields II, is an African-American actor born and raised in Newark, NJ; a renaissance city enriched with a deep connection to the Arts. From an early age, King would naturally take a liking to the Arts. With parents and an older sibling, Eric Fields, who all indulged in the Visual Arts, he gravitated toward the same. Throughout his childhood, he developed a love for sports; specifically baseball, football, and basketball where he excelled in each as a scholar-athlete. King was always fond of movies and music as child. On most days, you would find him quoting dialogues and acting out scenes from his favorite movies, or mimicking his favorite musical artists with his older brother. Intrigued by the range of artists like Sidney Poitier and Lou Gossett Jr, the smoothness of actors such as Denzel Washington and Gregory Hines, the comedic timing of a Will Smith or an Eddie Murphy, the ruggedness of Tupac Shakur, and the vocal presence of James Earl Jones, it was only a matter of time before King also developed a love for the Performing Arts. It was in his high school years that this would come to fruition."I am more than just an Actor. I am an Artist and my life is my biggest canvas to which I am still rendering. Art is therapeutic. It resonates with all souls in one way or another." - King JudahHe currently resides in Atlanta. GA. King is most known for being featured on Snapped - 2022 (Oxygen Network), Tom Swift - 2022 (The CW), ATL Homicide - 2022 (TV One Network), Fatal Attraction - 2022 (TV One Network), Payback - 2022 (TV One Network), On Ten The Series - TBA (Mann Robinson Studios), #TakingUpSpace - 2022, and Hip-Hop Murder Mysteries - TBA.