Marsai Martin loves to cook and to watch cooking shows. The talented actress spends most of the time on the set of her film or television series. She gained her first TV commercial when she was asked to appear in a commercial for ‘Choice Hotel,’ as part of their “Voice of the People” campaign at the age of five. Marsai earned her first TV commercial when she was asked to appear in a commercial for “Choice Hotel” as part of their “Voice of the People” campaign when she was 5 years old. In the year 2016, she portrayed the main role in the family drama film titled ‘An American Girl Story- Melody 1963: Love Has to Win.’ In the debut film role, she performed the role of a young black girl at the peak of the ‘Civil Rights’ movement in the US in the 1960s. Based on her story idea she is the executive producer for the film ‘Little’ in which she collaborated with Universal Pictures. There she secured a contract from Melissa Berger who worked at “CESD” which is an agency in Los Angeles. Subsequently, she moved to Los Angeles and auditioned for many films and TV series at the age of nine. From 2019-2020, she appeared in the Tv series like  Vampirina as Frankie Bolt, and DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders as Aggro. However, her net worth is not under review. She has played a key role in the film ‘Little’ and worked as an executive producer becoming the youngest person in Hollywood to produce a film at the young age of 13. For Black-ish in 2017, NAACP Image Award for ‘Outstanding Performance by a Youth (Series, Special, Television Movie or Limited-series)’ was won by Marsai Martin. She is also active on different social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. Height. Martin has been associated in the entertainment industry since she was a toddler and has contributed a lot in many films and series. Marsai Martin stands a beautiful height of 5 feet 1 inch tall (1.57 m), and weighs around 49 kg. She also owns a Facebook account as @marsaimartin with 149,734 likes and 806,155 followers. Are you finding Height, Weight, Wiki, Age, Family Biography etc of Marsai Martin? Eventually, in 2019, she starred as Jordan Sanders which is a key character in the fantasy comedy film titled “Little. Her debut acting career became a dream-like beginning with successful hit TV series. The series earned a good response from people all over and soon became one of the most successful sitcoms of the decade. She auditioned for many film and TV roles. Eventually, the following year, she appeared in the comedy film “Fun Mom Dinner” where she played the supporting role of Hannah. Then, she also appeared in a key role in the short film titled “Lemonade Mafia. Besides, her fame, she has not let any controversy and negative rumors surrounded around her. Her father contacted photographers to get her photoshoot done. In 2018, she received Kidscreen Awards from “Melody 1963: Love Has to Win” and also NAACP Image Awards from “Black-ish” in 2018 and in 2019. The parents of Marsai Martin signed her up with a talent agency in Dallas when she was just 5 years old. Age, Height, and Weight. She is also active on different social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. View more / View less Facts of Marsai Martin. To date, she has successfully grabbed thirteen awards and twelve nominations. At the of two, her parents observed that she was inclined toward acting. Wiki Bio is your news, entertainment, music & fashion website. As she moved to LA and auditioned for many film and TV roles she was offered a main role in the American sitcom ‘Black-ish’ in 2014. Caption: Marsai Martin posing for a photo with her awards (Source: Instagram). A commercial for ‘Choice Hotel’ was the first TV commercial she earned when she appeared as part of their “Voice of the People” campaign at the young age of 5. In 2016, Marsai appeared in a voice role in the film “Nina.” The same year, she also appeared in the main role in the family drama film titled “An American Girl Story-Melody 1963: Love Has to Win” where she played the role of a young black girl at the peak of the “Civil Rights” movement in the US in the 1960s.