Alexandra López, // ^ⓘcommonly known as Alex Lopez is a Brazilian-Nigerian actress and former model, who is best known for her controversial starring role as a lesbian in Zeb Ejiro’s 1999 movie Domitila II. In 1993, she was second runner-up in the popular beauty pageant, Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria.^{[citation needed]}

López, of Afro-Brazilian, and Nigerian (Igbo) descent, was born in Jos and was trained at Obosi, Anambra state in southeastern Nigeria.^[1] She is the second child from a family of five girls and a boy.^[2]

López starred in Faruk Lasaki's Changing Faces where she played Franca, the caring Nigerian wife of Dale and a successful white architect. She has also played lead and supporting roles in Nollywood movies like Domitilla, Karishika, Love, Sex & Marriage, Dangerous Girls, Abuja Connection 2&3, Emotional Hazard, The One I Love, Akata, Catastrophe, Jungle Justice, Moving Train, Remarkable Pains, Scout, Sisters On the Run, Six Problem Girls, The Good The Bad And The Terrible and Walls Have Ears. She played a lesbian in Zeb Ejiro's movie Domitilla.^[3]

Due to her mixed ethnicity, she is often referred to as "the half-caste Nollywood actress".^[4]

As of 2011, Lopez was unmarried and had a son.^[1] In July 2013, it was reported that López and Slim Burna, the Port Harcourt-based Nigerian singer, were dating.^{[citation needed]} Both responded that they were just friends.^[5]

• Alexandra Lopez at IMDb