British-Nigerian actress Wunmi Mosaku has captivated audiences once again, this time as she graces the cover of Glamour UK. Radiant and self-assured, Mosaku’s latest feature celebrates not only her striking presence but also the remarkable journey that has defined her career.
The Glamour UK cover story reflects deeply on ancestry and identity, highlighting Mosaku commitment to reconnecting with her heritage, re-learning Yoruba and embracing what she describes as the “ancestral strength” of the immigrant experience.
Here are things to know about Wunmi Mosaku:
Mosaku made history as the first Black British winner of the Best Supporting Actress award at the BAFTAs for her role as Annie, a Hoodoo practitioner in Sinners. Her performance in the same production also earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress, further cementing her status as a global force in film.
Remarkably, Mosaku navigated a demanding award season while pregnant, celebrating her nominations in a style she described as chic, sexy and vibrant, confidently embracing her baby bump.
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Known for her versatility, Mosaku has delivered memorable performances in projects such as Loki, Lovecraft Country and His House. Before her international breakthrough, she built a strong foundation in film and theatre, reflecting discipline and dedication to her craft.
Beyond the screen, Mosaku is a vocal advocate for authentic storytelling, particularly stories centred on the African diaspora. As she shines on the cover of Glamour UK, her influence continues to extend far beyond fashion, symbolising excellence, resilience and representation in the global entertainment industry.