Nansi Nsue is an Afro-Spanish actress known for her roles in the award winning web-series Dear Jesus, How to talk to Girls at Parties and most recently Autopsy:The last hours of Bobbi Kristina BrownHer work on "Shards" was screened at the BFI delivered by the NFTSHer acting career started age 18 in Belfast, Northern Ireland when she got her first job as Background Artist in the major feature film by Universal Studios "Your Highness" consequently, she joined different agencies and moved to Ipswich in order to film her next project "An English dream" in which she starred as Shiru, a Kenyan girl moving to England to discover new opportunities. She then moved to London, where she now resides and studies Method Acting under Sam Rumbelow.