Nikki Storm

Nikki Storm was born on Jul 12, 1968 in USA. Nikki Storm's big-screen debut came with Brando Unauthorized directed by Damian Chapa in 2010. Nikki Storm is known for Caravaggio and My Mother the Pope directed by Gladys Florence, Gladys Florence stars as The Pope, Rembrandt, Van Gogh's mother and Gladys Rose as Pope Joan. The upcoming new movie Nikki Storm plays is Caravaggio and My Mother the Pope which will be released on Dec 10, 2017.

Taking Hollywood by storm, Nikki Storm is an Actress, Registered Nurse, Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Ordained Minister, Naturist, and an Extreme Diva Consultant.Nikki Storm is a rising star in Hollywood. The sexy Grandmother is often seen out and about on the town. Nikki is blessed to have met and worked with Garcelle Beauvais, Christian Keyes, Miguel Nunez, Jr., & Patricia Heaton, to name a few. Nikki has also done Stand-In work for the famous Comedianne/Actress Luenell Campbell.Active in the community, Nikki Storm takes time out of her demanding schedule to help those less fortunate, lending her cause to help the Homeless and at-risk Youth. When not on the red carpet, or on the movie set, Nikki can be found lending a hand at one of her favorite organizations: The Midnight Mission, Skidrow Ministries, Organizing America, PATH(People Assisting The Homeless), as well as continuously educating the public about AANR and the Darkness To Light Foundation.In 2010, Nikki Storm joined The Extreme Diva Network as an Independant Consultant. She has chosen to be dedicated, inspiring, valued and authentic in all aspects of her life. Nikki's mission is to help women improve the quality of their lives and the lives of their families by focusing on 4 key areas:Reducing Stress, Increasing Joy, Simplifying Life, & Enhancing Relationships.With an energy and personality that is boundless, and with a last name that is amazingly appropriate, Nikki is taking Hollywood by Storm. She is living proof that beauty is readily apparent, even for those over the age of forty. She embraces her age and makes an amazing point, that beauty, indeed, comes in all shapes, colors, sizes and ages.