Kyrel Jaundoo hails from Boston, MA. He graduated from Cohasset High school. While there, he was a 3 sport athlete (Football, Basketball, and Lacrosse), as well as Class President. Upon graduation he was accepted and attended Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire, where he received a Bachelors Degree in Sociology. Also while there, he emerged as a star linebacker for the Saint Anselm Hawks. He was awarded as Athlete of the Month several times. At the urging of his mother Belinda Jaundoo (a hairstylist), who recognized his love for performing, especially in front of the camera, she, took him on his first audition and immediately he started booking. A highlight for him at the age of 15 was when he secured an International Coke commercial , followed by other commercials such as, Fanatics Sports Gear, T.J. Maxx, 47 Brand, & IWC Watches. This led to numerous fashion shows, photo shoots, and print ads for, Puma, Converse, and Reebok. When a football injury derailed his chance of possibly going pro, he began thinking of other career possibilities. Enter the world of Acting! Signing with a local agency he began auditioning for TV and film roles. It was after booking a supporting role in the Amy Schurmer feature film: I Feel Pretty, he knew he had found a new passion. In 2018, he attended a BET open call audition in Los Angeles, orchestrated by veteran casting director, Robi Reed. It was also during this time he met Producer-Director Don B. Welch who advised him if he were really serious about acting, he would return home to Boston, save his money, and relocate to Los Angeles. Within a year and a half he did just that and touched down in Hollywood hitting the ground running. With the assistance of Welch he secured an agent and started going on auditions. After roles in several stage plays like, "A Change Is Gonna Come", starring Loretta Devine, he booked a national Gatorade commercial and a co-starring role in "Love On A Two Way Street", a LIVE filmed stage production for television, starring Vanessa Williams, Dorien Wilson, Darius McCrary, Amin Joseph and comedian/ Actor Tony Rock. The future for Kyrel Jaundoo is extremely bright, and he assures that it will not be long before he will be seen in more feature films, television shows, and on theatrical stages. Show less «