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Musa Jackson

Musa Jackson

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  • height6' 0”
  • hairGrey
  • eyesBrown
  • chest42”
  • waist37”
  • shoes10½
  • inseam34”
  • neck15½”
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musa jackson

  • height6' 0”
  • hairGrey
  • eyesBrown
  • chest42”
  • waist37”
  • shoes10½
  • inseam34”
  • neck15½”
  • suit44R
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SHERRI SHEPHERD Takes off Sherri Shepherd is a Daytime Emmy Award-winning talk show host, actress, comedian, podcaster and best-selling author. As the host of her own nationally syndicated talk show, SHERRI, she brings warmth, humor, and authenticity to daytime TV, earning her the title “TV’s New Feel-Good Queen.” Each episode showcases her comedic take on entertainment news, trending topics, and inspiring everyday stories. Shepherd co-starred in Tyler Perry’s critically acclaimed drama STRAW and set to release her first children’s book, Sunshine Queens—a vibrant celebration of friendship and self-love. With a career spanning over three decades, she has become a household name thanks to her standout roles in 30 Rock, Mr. Iglesias, The Sex Lives of College Girls, and Harlem, and films like Precious, Think Like a Man, Top 5, and Brian Banks. A multiple NAACP Image Award winner, Shepherd has been honored for both her groundbreaking talk show and her hit podcast Two Funny Mamas, co-hosted with comedian Kym Whitley. SHERRI has earned several Daytime Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Talk Show Host and Talk Series. Shepherd made history as the first Black woman to host The Newlywed Game and the first Black actress to play the Evil Stepmother on Broadway in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella. A dynamic stand-up comic, she’s toured nationally, opened for Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias at Dodger Stadium, and headlined the Ladies Night Out Comedy Tour alongside Loni Love, Kym Whitley, and Adele Givens. Her production company, Faith Walker Productions, continues to create content that amplifies diverse voices. A New York Times best-selling author… See full interview #92 ISSUE 2025 Talent @sherrieshepherd EIC @iammusajackson Editorial Graphic @Paulmorejon Photographer @marcbaptistephotos Assistant Photographer @thepjguerra Stylist @conniejohnson.design Hair @lurissaingridhair Makeup @paintedbyjsr Assist Makeup: @kellyhaleybeauty Nail Tech @tipsxtara Interviewer: @iammusajackson Videographer: @courtneydouglasphotography Senior Fashion Assist: Neykiya Booker Assist. Fashion Stylist: Syntyche Emile Assist. Fashion Stylist: @nokyap Hair Sponsor: @trueindianhairFor over five years, Ambassador Magazine has honored the culture, celebrated brilliance, and given amazing people their flowers. Some we’ve celebrated are no longer with us, however their legacy lives on in these pages and beyond. Grateful for the journey & all your support. Excited for what’s ahead. Onward to our next chapter—2026. #AmbassadorFamily #CulturalLegacy #ForwardTogetherHere’s the bare truth: 2025 was wild, full of beautiful beginnings and hard endings. And it taught me one thing clearly: I own my truth. No one else. I’m grateful for every lesson. I’m leaving behind what no longer belongs to me. Anything not aligned with God is not coming into my next chapter. I’m sending love, happiness, and prosperity to you all. Happy New You. 2026 Let’s Go! #harlemambassador Harlem AmbassadorTribute: It is with deep sadness we mourn the passing of the great Carmen de Lavallade. A true trailblazing pioneer of dance, her extraordinary career spanned more than six decades. On a personal note, Carmen was a dear and gentle friend. I first met her late husband, the legendary Geoffrey Holder, when I was a teenager. Years later, to my great fortune, I met his beloved wife and soulmate Carmen. We connected immediately—through dance, Harlem, our shared love of Lena Horne, and the fact that we were both Pisces. Carmen is one of the reasons Ambassador Digital Magazine exists. At the time, I was producing and editing for another publication and proposed a feature on Carmen. They agreed. At my own expense, I envisioned Carmen not simply as a subject, but as the ultimate muse. Radiant, powerful, surrounded by the premier dancers of Dance Theatre of Harlem. I brought together my friends: photographer Marc Baptiste, hairstylist Steven Rice, makeup artist Kevin McQueen, and designer Xuly Bët. We created something truly special. When that magazine was released, they rejected the entire story only publishing one cropped image. I was stunned. Hurt. When I spoke to Carmen, I told her, “I’m going to start my own magazine.” She smiled and said, “Go for it. When they say no, we say yes to ourselves.” In the heart of the pandemic, I did exactly that. I launched Ambassador Digital Magazine, published those photographs, her story, and so many others that needed to be told. Five years later, we are still here because a Goddess named Carmen believed in us. Rest, dear Carmen. You have become one of the ancestors. Your work here is complete. Thank you for your wisdom, your beauty, your courage and kindness. Sending love and prayers to her family and friends. ❤️🙏🏾🕊️ — Ambassador Digital MagazineBundle up because baby it’s cold outside. Reflecting on gratitude on the last days of 2025. #harlemambassador Harlem AmbassadorWonderful dinner at @caviaredgewater with my bestie @angeliquemiles So much to be grateful for during this holiday season. Spending time with loved ones & close friends is the best gift of all. #harlemambassador Harlem AmbassadorAn absolute honor to be on the host committee to honor this giant on his 80th birthday the legend @therealgeorgefaison Trailblazing Tony Award winning icon who has influenced the world of dance and beyond. So much Black excellence and icons Tony, Golden Globe, Emmy award winners who he gave their start to were on hand along with family and friends to pay homage to this one of one human being. To know George is to love George. #IYKYK Love you my friend. #harlemambassador Harlem AmbassadorDoug E. Fresh: The Originator Ambassador Digital Magazine Editor-in-Chief Musa Jackson interviews one of the “World’s Greatest Entertainers” and the “Original Human Beatbox,” pioneering Hip Hop artist Doug E. Fresh. Raised in Harlem, New York, Doug E. Fresh went from a local underground phenomenon to a nationally recognized talent after appearing in Harry Belafonte’s 1984 cult classic film “Beat Street.” The following year, he became one of hip-hop’s biggest international stars with the success of his classics “The Show” and “La Di Da Di,” recorded with the great Slick Rick. “La Di Da Di” holds the distinction of being the third most-sampled song in the history of music, used by Mariah Carey, Snoop Dogg, Miley Cyrus, LL Cool J, Will Smith, and more than 1,000 other acts. Over his nearly 40-year career, Doug E. Fresh has carved his place in music history with the creation of the human beatbox art form, yan enduring legacy that continues to push boundaries. He has performed at the request of U.S. Presidents, foreign dignitaries, and Saints. As a television personality and producer, he has appeared as a performer and musical mentor on Fox’s “American Idol,” hosted HBO’s “Bad Boys of Comedy,” served as a celebrity judge on BET’s “Showtime at the Apollo,” and earned three consecutive executive producer credits for BET’s reprised “Soul Train Awards.” Doug E. Fresh has spearheaded marketing campaigns for McDonald’s, Toyota, and Febreze. As an entrepreneur, he has launched several commercial ventures, including an eponymous restaurant in New York City and multiple real estate development projects. Read full interview on our website ambassadordigitalmag.com Cover Star: DOUG E. FRESH @therealdougefresh Photographer: @courtneydouglasphotograpby Creative Director & Writer: @iammusajackson Looks courtesy of N. Peal & YSL Shot on location: Thank you to The Renaissance New York Harlem Hotel @rennewyorkharlemhotel & the historic Apollo Theater @apollotheater NY TEAM: Founder & Editor In Chief: Musa Jackson @iammusajackson Art Director/ Cover & Editorial Graphics: Paul Morejon @paulmorejon