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Joy Sunday

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Joy Sunday
Stars of "Wednesday" Season 2 Part 1, including Jenna Ortega (Wednesday Addams), Joy Sunday (Bianca Barclay), Emma Myers (Enid Sinclair), Catherine Zeta-Jones (Morticia Addams), Luis Guzmán (Gomez Addams), Fred Armisen (Uncle Fester), and newcomer Steve Buscemi (Principal Dort), discuss their characters' transformations in Season 2. Ortega reveals how Wednesday becomes an unexpected family anchor, while Zeta-Jones highlights enhanced production values. Buscemi shares insights into his Edgar Allan Poe-inspired principal, and Guzmán reflects on the show's connection to Latino horror traditions, emphasizing how cultural elements ground the fantastical Addams Family in reality. Myers describes her character's newfound confidence after "wolfing out," while Sunday explores deeper dimensions of her role's past. The new season promises expanded world-building and deeper character development when it premieres August 6, with Part 2 following in September.
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Joy Sunday was born in Staten Island, New York to Nigerian parents. She completed theater training at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School and graduated from USC's School of Cinematic Arts with an honors degree in Critical Studies. She made her TV debut as a top-of-show guest star on CBS' MacGyver (2016) and got her SAG card by way of Justin Simien's Bad Hair (2020). Joy has since made multiple TV and movie appearances, produced a number of short films, and ventured into audiobook narration.
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    Known for

    Jenna Ortega in Mercredi (2022)
    Mercredi
    8.0
    TV Series
    • Bianca Barclay
    DTF St. Louis
    TV Mini Series
    • Jodie Plumb
    Dear White People (2017)
    Dear White People
    6.4
    TV Series
    • Claire
    Logan Miller, Dylan Gelula, Cooper Raiff, and Ashley Padilla in Shithouse (2020)
    Shithouse
    6.9
    • Sophia
    • 2020

    Credits

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    Actress

    • Mercredi
      • Bianca Barclay
      • Released
      • TV Series
      • 2025
    • DTF St. Louis
      • Jodie Plumb
      • In Production
      • TV Mini Series
    • Jenna Ortega in Mercredi (2022)
      Mercredi
      8.0
      TV Series
      • Bianca Barclay
      • 2022–2025
    • Iconic Red
      Video
      • Joy
      • 2024
    • Lauren Neal in Under the Influencer (2024)
      Under the Influencer
      5.3
      • Rachel
      • 2024
    • Sasha Morfaw in Rise (2023)
      Rise
      • Rayowa
      • 2023
    • Channing Tatum in Dog (2022)
      Dog
      6.5
      • Dr. Gray
      • 2022
    • Dear White People (2017)
      Dear White People
      6.4
      TV Series
      • Claire
      • 2021
    • The Beta Test (2021)
      The Beta Test
      6.1
      • Celia
      • 2021
    • Limelight (2020)
      Limelight
      Short
      • Didienne
      • 2020
    • Anna Simone Scott, Kim Estes, Marisilda Garcia, Roy Williams Jr., Lana Danielyan, and Joy Sunday in Take My Heart (2020)
      Take My Heart
      4.0
      Short
      • Mac
      • 2020
    • Logan Miller, Dylan Gelula, Cooper Raiff, and Ashley Padilla in Shithouse (2020)
      Shithouse
      6.9
      • Sophia
      • 2020
    • Bad Hair (2020)
      Bad Hair
      5.6
      • Cynthia
      • 2020
    • Cierra Ramirez and Maia Mitchell in Good Trouble (2019)
      Good Trouble
      7.5
      TV Series
      • Janella
      • 2019
    • Patricia Heaton in Carol's Second Act (2019)
      Carol's Second Act
      5.8
      TV Series
      • Macy
      • 2019
    • Ana Alexander, Hana Hayes, and Alexandra Grossi in Her Mind in Pieces (2019)
      Her Mind in Pieces
      6.1
      • Joy (segment "Joy")
      • 2019
    • Kirsten Kollender in Callback (2019)
      Callback
      Short
      • Sarah
      • 2019

    Producer

    • A Family Reunion
      Short
      • producer
      • 2020
    • The Maestro
      Short
      • producer
      • 2018
    • Joy Sunday, Alliance Megala, Kya Brickhouse, and Janelle Clements in Darling (2017)
      Darling
      Short
      • producer
      • 2017
    • Celeste Butler in Celeste Butler: Chosen (2017)
      Celeste Butler: Chosen
      Music Video
      • producer
      • 2017
    • Tasha Ames, Leah Black, and Debba Rofheart in Jenny Loves Satan (2017)
      Jenny Loves Satan
      6.4
      Short
      • associate producer
      • 2017
    • Princess Akojenu in Beautiful Hair (2014)
      Beautiful Hair
      Short
      • producer (as Joy Okon Sunday)
      • 2014

    Director

    • Joy Sunday, Alliance Megala, Kya Brickhouse, and Janelle Clements in Darling (2017)
      Darling
      Short
      • Director
      • 2017
    • Princess Akojenu in Beautiful Hair (2014)
      Beautiful Hair
      Short
      • Director (as Joy Okon Sunday)
      • 2014

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    "Wednesday" Stars Preview Season 2's Family Bonds and Latino Horror Roots
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    "Wednesday" Stars Preview Season 2's Family Bonds and Latino Horror Roots
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    Official Trailer - Season 2
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    Wednesday: Season 2 Official Teaser
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    Wednesday: Season 2 Cast Reveal
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    Wednesday: Season 2 Cast Reveal

    Personal details

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    • Alternative name
      • Joy Okon Sunday
    • Height
      • 1.65 m
    • Born
      • September 25
      • Staten Island, New York
    • Relatives
      • Okon, Victor(Sibling)

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      Wore sliver contacts in the show "Wednesday".

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    • Where was Joy Sunday born?
      Staten Island, New York
    • How tall is Joy Sunday?
      5 feet 5 inches, or 1.65 meters
    • What is Joy Sunday known for?
      Shithouse, Wednesday, DTF St. Louis, and Dear White People
    • Does Joy Sunday have siblings?
      Yes, 1 sibling, Okon, Victor

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