Houston, Texas native Andra Fuller plays Kaldrick King, the extremely
successful (Closeted) hip-hop superstar who has seen it all – and then some – in
"The L.A. Complex."
Some of Fuller's acting credits include "Entourage," "N.C.I.S,"
"iCarly," "The Secret Life of the American Teenager," "Sex Ed: The
Series," "RoomieLoverFriends," "Walking Tall 2" and most notably his
role as Trey Morgan on the hit TV show "Prison Break." Fuller has also
played the leading man on several international commercials including
Subway, Best Buy, Budlight, and Match.com. When he's not filming TV
shows or commercials, Fuller can be seen performing stand-up comedy at
iconic venues such as The Laugh Factory in Los Angeles and the historic
Apollo Theater in New York City.
Before becoming a global entertainer, Fuller was entertaining crowds
of thousands as a star player on the Baylor University football team. In
addition to being a standout football player and member of the men's
track team, Fuller was also the President of Baylor's chapter of Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated, a worldwide and award-winning service
organization. Hard work and steady diligence earned Fuller his
undergraduate degrees in Business Administration and Corporate
Communication in just three years. After early graduation, he juggled
graduate school and athletics and soon received his Master's Degree in
Educational Administration at age 23.
Fuller currently resides in Los Angeles.
In the story Kal is hiding in the closet and feels guilty over beating his Male Lover up to a pulp. His Dad was in prison and was staying a shelter and has invited to help his dad. Will he be able to come out and deal his anger issues?
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