Uncle Clifford is a fan favorite character in P-Valley, with admirers adoring her outspoken personality and eye-catching fashion sense.
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- 0.1 Uncle Clifford is a fan favorite character in P-Valley, with admirers adoring her outspoken personality and eye-catching fashion sense.
- 0.2 Clifford runs The Pynk, a Mississippi Delta strip joint where most of the characters hang out. Uncle Clifford is struggling to keep the club viable and finds solace in Lil Murda’s adoration.
- 0.3 “Whether you are gay, whether you are a straight man or woman, I believe sometimes you can forget that you need touch, that you need love, and Uncle Clifford to me operates from such a position of loving others that she has neglected herself,” said Nicco Annan, who plays Uncle Clifford.
- 1 In real life, Nicco Annan is a Gay man
Clifford runs The Pynk, a Mississippi Delta strip joint where most of the characters hang out. Uncle Clifford is struggling to keep the club viable and finds solace in Lil Murda’s adoration.
“Whether you are gay, whether you are a straight man or woman, I believe sometimes you can forget that you need touch, that you need love, and Uncle Clifford to me operates from such a position of loving others that she has neglected herself,” said Nicco Annan, who plays Uncle Clifford.
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In real life, Nicco Annan is a Gay man
Nicco Annan is openly and proudly gay. According to Annan, he leaped at the chance to play Clifford since the LGBTQ+ community needed representation on television.
“As a Black guy and a Black homosexual man, I rarely get the chance to tell such a rich, lush story that actually means something and that I genuinely feel speaks to my community and can empower us.”The actor has spoken openly about his sexuality but has kept his personal life private. Clifford in P-Valley falls for Lil Murda’s surprise romantic approach.
“It’s not a novel thing for low level men to engage with nonbinary or queer women or men,” Annan explained.
“But what I think is different is that people are beginning to own their passion, their individuality.”As Uncle Clifford, I believe it was shocking for me to witness someone with this hypermasculinity approach her unabashedly, just as she is unapologetic in how she moves. That’s probably what threw her off.”
