Sharon Rotimi

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Sharon Rotimi (born April 21, 1996) is a Nigerian actress.

She was born in Nigeria, with Ekiti and Bayelsa heritage. She is the eldest of three children.^[1] She attended Krisbethel College before training as a registered nurse at the Ogun State School of Nursing, Ilaro. Rotimi later earned a Bachelor's Degree in Zoology from Obafemi Awolowo University in Ibadan, Nigeria.^[2]

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Rotimi's starred as Florence 'Flo' Odenigbo in the series Son of the Soil^[3] alongside Ireti Doyle, and in Chronicles.^[4] In late 2024, Rotimi co-starred in The Artifact: Stones of Fatima, an adventure film directed by Tolu Lordtanner Awobiyi. The film was screened at the 13th edition of the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF)^[5] and released to Cinemas in March 2025.^[6] She has also starred in the Africa Magic series The Yard, Finding Me a film by Funke Akindele released exclusively on Prime Video, and the series The Wives.^[7]