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Bailey "Qween Bay" Ramirez | |
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| Born | September 15, 1990 Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
| Nationality | American |
| Occupation(s) | Model, actress, activist |
| Years active | 2020–present |
| Known for | Wicked City, The Body Stories, Dhar Mann S11 E98 |
Bailey "Qween Bay" Ramirez
Bailey Ramirez AKA: "Qween Bay" (born September 15, 1990)[1] is an American actress, model, and philanthropist known for her advocacy[2], for vitiligo awareness and body positivity.[3]
Early Life and Personal Background
Born in Los Angeles, California, Qween Bay began developing vitiligo at the age of 19. The condition started with a small spot on her arm and spread significantly during her pregnancy at age 20, eventually covering half of her body. As a mixed-race individual, she has spoken about the challenges of walking the line between "Black" & "white passing" due to vitiligo and the complexities it brings to her identity.[4]
Bailey is a single mother of three children. She has described her journey with vitiligo as transformative, stating that embracing her condition pushed her out of her shell and helped her develop self-love.[5]
Career
Ramirez's modeling career gained prominence through her work with APL Amsterdam. She has been featured in various campaigns and publications, including Ebony magazine, where she shared her experiences living with vitiligo and promoting self-acceptance.[6]
In acting, Bay is best known for her role as Rachel Donovan in the third season of the television series "Wicked City" (2024), appearing in four episodes.[7] She also appeared in the short film "The Body Stories" (2023) as herself. [8] IMDb
Advocacy and Public Image
Ramirez uses her platform to advocate for individuals with vitiligo and to promote body positivity. She has been featured in media discussing her condition and the importance of self-love, aiming to inspire others facing similar challenges.[9]
Filmography
Wicked City (2024) as Rachel Donovan[10]
The Body Stories (2023) as Herself[11]
Dhar Mann S11 E94 (2022) as Sasha[12]
References
[edit]- ^ "Bailey Ramirez | Actress". IMDb.
- ^ "On the Ground in Los Angeles: "This Was a Peaceful Protes". Complex Networks.
- ^ https://podcasts.apple.com/id/podcast/nac-025-bailey-ramirez-part-2-the-power-of-a-mothers-love/id1532881109?i=1000497128122
- ^ "Vitiligo model, 30, has been 'rejected' by people of color for skin". Daily Mail. 18 August 2021.
- ^ "I Was Told I Look Like A 'Sexy Cow' | SHAKE MY BEAUTY". YouTube. 29 November 2020.
- ^ "6 Models with Vitiligo Share How Self-Love is More Than Skin-Deep".
- ^ "Wicked City". IMDb.
- ^ "Bailey Ramirez | Actress". IMDb.
- ^ "Why Qween Bay revels in her body art".
- ^ "Wicked City". IMDb.
- ^ "The Body Stories". IMDb.
- ^ "MEAN GIRLS Shame TEen's SKIN ISSUES". IMDb.