Marisol Nichols

Marisol Nichols has established herself as a versatile actress with a range of roles in both film and television. Her roles include Principal Ramirez on the animated series "The Loud House," Nadia Yassir on the critically acclaimed series "24," and Hermione Lodge on the popular CW drama "Riverdale." Nichols' performance in "The Princess and the Marine" earned her a nomination for an ALMA Award for Outstanding Actress. Not limited to TV series, Nichols has also demonstrated her acting prowess in films such as "Vegas Vacation," "Scream 2," and "Spiral: From the Book of Saw".

In addition to her career in entertainment, Nichols has made significant contributions to social advocacy. She has worked alongside former FBI and CIA agents in volunteer work aimed at trapping child sex predators, in association with the nonprofit organization Operation Underground Railroad. Her commitment to this cause led to the founding of her own non-profit organization, Foundation for a Slavery Free World, which focuses on preventing child trafficking. Nichols' real-life undercover work is now being developed into a television series by Sony, where she will serve as an executive producer and star.

Recent years have seen Nichols continue to expand her portfolio. She has a recurring role on "The Loud House" and has starred in TV films like "Holly & Ivy," "Christmas CEO," and "We Wish You a Married Christmas." Nichols has also ventured into podcasting with the launch of the true crime podcast "The Marisol Nichols Podcast" in 2022. Her film "Winter Spring Summer or Fall" premiered at the 2024 Tribeca Festival, and she has recently starred in the English-language remake of "The Valet." For her tireless efforts in activism, Nichols was recognized by President Barack Obama in 2017 with the President’s Distinguished Volunteer Service Award.