Courtney Kemp is an American television writer and producer who created the 2014 Starz series Power. Her Power episode aired on August 25, 2019.
She has written for The Good Wife, Beauty and the Beast, Eli Stone, and Justice, among others. Courtney had intended to become a literature professor, but she ended up pursuing a more collaborative career. She now rules the entertainment industry with her talent and skill.
Her career has not only provided her with incredible fame, but it has also provided her with a six-figure net worth.
Relationship Status: Single?
Courtney Kemp Agboh previously married her Ghanian husband, but the marriage failed. She has not revealed her husband’s name or any other personal information.
In fact, it wasn’t until August 2, 2014, that people learned about her marriage, when she mentioned having a husband for the first time on her Twitter account.
Courtney also tweeted that her husband is Ghanian and that his surname is a Nigerian word.
Courtney may have enjoyed her married life after adopting her husband’s surname. For several years, she boasted about her married life on Twitter, mentioning her husband.
Surprisingly, Courtney referred to her ex-husband as her husband on August 31, 2016. The couple secretly divorced without disclosing anything about their marriage to the outside world.
However, the decision to separate is solely theirs, and everyone should respect and support it.
Courtney appears to be single now, and it is safe to say she is enjoying her single life.
Courtney Kemp Agboh:Bio, Age, Parents
Courtney was born to her parents on May 4, 1977, in Westport, Connecticut, USA. She grew up with her parents and older brother, Herb Kemp, and is extremely close to them. Courtney was devastated and heartbroken when her beloved father Herbert Kemp Jr. died in 2011.
Courtney dedicated the series’ first episode, ‘Power,’ to her late father. She told a story about her late father in an interview with Yahoo.com.
Her father, a dashing man standing 6 feet 3 inches (1.90 meters) tall, was born into a poor family and had no money. Her father and his sister used to perform street dances for money.
Courtney’s father later relocated to North to work for General Motors and became the first black man to graduate from Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business.
Eventually, her father advanced in his career, providing every convenience for his children that he did not receive.
Returning to Courtney, she is of American nationality and of African-American ethnicity.
In terms of education, she graduated from Staples High School and went on to receive her bachelor’s degree from Brown University. She also has a Master’s degree in English from Columbia University.
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