Rhona Fox

Rhona Fox
Fox in New York City in July 2015
Born	Essequibo, Guyana
Residence	New York City, New York
Nationality	Guyanese, American
Occupation	Actress, Businesswoman
Years active	2009–present
Spouse(s)	Zack Cohen (m. 2016)
Website	http://rhonafox.com

Rhona Fox is a businesswoman who founded soca record label Fox Fuse, who was born in Essequibo, Guyana, raised in Nassau, Bahamas and is based in New York City.

Born in Essequibo, Guyana, Fox was raised in Nassau, Bahamas, where her parents who are teachers, moved to secure a better life for her and her two brothers. After graduating high school at 16, she journeyed to New York City, initially for a summer vacation. She eventually enrolled in college there, remaining after the conclusion of her studies.

Attaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication, Fox spent the first seven years of her career as a News Promotion Producer at ABC and FOX news affiliates, before becoming the Editor-In-Chief of Jamrock Magazine, a then nationally published Caribbean lifestyle and entertainment magazine. She then launched a music media-marketing firm named Fox Fuse, representing clients such as Pitbull, Lil Jon and Shaggy. In 2011, Fox Fuse evolved into a worldwide digital music distributor, thereby bringing Caribbean music to the global audience.

Working in entertainment offered a natural transition into acting for Fox, who told her mother since she was a five-year-old in Guyana that she will become an actress one day. Being surrounded by opportunities in New York forced her to make the leap towards fulfilling her ultimate dream. In addition to pursuing her acting dreams, Fox enjoys a vegan and cruelty-free lifestyle.

Fox began her professional career as a TV News Promotion Producer, starting out in 2001 at WTEN Channel 10 in Albany, New York, then in 2004 moved to WXXA-TV FOX23 in Albany, New York. In 2005, Fox won the prestigious Telly Award in editing for a WXXA-TV sweeps promo on a news exposé on online pedophile stings.