Shar Jackson

Sharisse "Shar" Jackson is an American television and film actress and rapper/singer, perhaps best known for her portrayal of Niecy Jackson on the UPN show Moesha. Jackson has had small roles in television shows, including UPN's Girlfriends and The Bernie Mac Show. She co-starred in the Nickelodeon movie Good Burger, with Kel Mitchell and Kenan Thompson. Shar is currently signed to Long Live Crime Records and her debut album should be released sometime in 2008 or 2009.

Shar was crowned winner of "Celebrity Rap Superstar" on October 18th, 2007. She also has expressed interest in pursuing a career in rap in the future. Shar is also a singer in the pop group "Mpulz" and was included on the Princess Diaries soundtrack. They released one album before disbanding.

Jackson was featured on the ABC reality series The Ex-Wives Club with Marla Maples and Angie Everhart. Though not given an exact date, it has been reported that Shar Jackson will soon appear on an upcoming episode of Everybody Hates Chris. Shar confirmed on TRL that she had some meetings with record labels and that her song "Let It Blow" will release as a single soon. It was recently leaked in end of November. According to iTunes, Shar is and may still be signed to Long Live Crime Records. Her album should be released sometime in 2009.

Jackson is multiracial; her mother is of African American and Native American descent, and her father is of Puerto Rican and Mexican descent. She has two children with her former high school boyfriend – a son, Donnie, born in 1993, and a daughter, Cassie, born in 1995. She was in a relationship with dancer Kevin Federline, who later married and divorced pop singer Britney Spears. She has two children with Federline – a daughter, Kori, born July 31, 2002, and a son, Kaleb, born July 20, 2004.

Jackson was pregnant with Kaleb when Federline met Spears, and Kaleb was born while Federline was engaged to Spears. In June 2007, Star Magazine and the New York Post reported that Jackson was again pregnant with Federline's baby. Jackson denied the reports in an interview with US Weekly, and began pursuing legal action, stating, "When my kids hear things at school and then ask me if they're getting a new brother or sister, I have to put my foot down."