Armani Jackson

Armani Jackson, born on October 25, 2003, in Madison, Wisconsin, embarked on his acting journey at just six years old. He first gained widespread recognition for his compelling portrayal of Braden Morris, the "Bubble Boy," on the acclaimed ABC series “Grey's Anatomy.” This role became one of the show's most memorable arcs, showcasing his talent early in his career.

Armani's acting debut came in the 2011 sitcom “Man Up,” followed by a recurring role as Nicholas in the comedy series “Real Husbands of Hollywood” in 2013. However, it was his 2014 appearance on “Grey's Anatomy” that truly catapulted him into the spotlight.

He transitioned into film with a minor role in "A Green Story" before making a notable impact in the 2015 horror-comedy “Cooties,” which centers on a chaotic viral outbreak in an elementary school. His filmography continued to flourish with appearances in Lionsgate’s “The Last Witch Hunter” (2015), the indie film “Little Boxes” (2016), “Christmas All Over Again” (2016), and the blockbuster “Ready Player One” (2018).

Armani comes from a family steeped in the entertainment industry. His sister, Talia Jackson, starred alongside Shannon Elizabeth in "A Green Story" and has performed with musical icons Andrea Bocelli and David Foster. His mother, Kelly Jackson, is a former international model, while his father excelled as a college basketball player and had a brief career in the NBA.