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Mari Eulanda Morrow^{[citation needed]} (born July 21, 1968)^{[5][1][2][citation needed]} is an Americanfilm andtelevisionactress,model and realtor. Morrow is best known for her roles asRachel Gannon on theABC daytimesoap operaOne Life to Live (1994–96), Oneisha Savoy on theABC/CBS sitcomFamily Matters (1992–97), and Desiree "Des" Littlejohn on theUPN sitcomThe Parkers (1999). Morrow also starred in featured films such asDef Jam's How to Be a Player (1997),Uninvited Guest (2000), andTraci Townsend (2006).

Born and raised inMiami, Florida, Morrow is ofBarbadian andAfrican-American descent.^[2] Morrow began acting as a child in theater productions to help raise funds for low-income college students. Morrow attendedNorth Miami Senior High School, graduating in 1986.^[6][7] After high school, Morrow attendedNew York University's Tisch School of the Arts where she majored in dance and theater.

Morrow made her television debut appearance in 1992 as Wendy Mallow on the populartelevision program,Baywatch. From 1995 to 1996, Morrow portrayedRachel Gannon on theABC soap operaOne Life to Live. Morrow also had a recurring appearance on the sitcom,Family Matters asDarius McCrary (Eddie)'s girlfriend and then ex-girlfriend, Oneisha, from 1992 to 1997. Other television appearances include,Living Single,Soul Food,Conan,3rd Rock from the Sun,The Parkers,In the House,The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, andThe Jamie Foxx Show. Morrow has film roles in:Dead Man on Campus,Uninvited Guest,Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest,Book of Love,Restraining Order,Def Jam's How to Be a Player,Traci Townsend,National Security, andToday You Die.

Morrow has been married once and has two children. Morrow married businessman Carl Johnson in 1994, but they divorced in 1997. She has two sons, Robert (born August 3, 2000)^[8] and Ari^{[citation needed]} (born February 2016).^[9] Aside from her acting career, Morrow is also a real estate agent inLos Angeles, California.

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