Babou Ceesay Children: Does Babou Ceesay have children?

American actor, Babou Ceesay has two children, however, their identities are not known yet. According to sources, they are aged 6 and 2.

Born in 1979, Babou Ceesay was birthed in London but he grew up in West Africa. He is a dual-national and is of Gambian descent. He trained at the Oxford School of Drama. He has also been involved in many significant projects on stage including The Overwhelming opposite Andrew Garfield and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. 

He studied Microbiology at Imperial College London and also worked as an internal auditor at the accounting firm, Deloitte. His first major role was in the horror/comedy film, Severance. Two years later, he got a role on TV in an episode of Whistleblower. 

Ceesay has starred in several movies and tv shows including Into The Badlands, Silent Witness, Law & Order: UK, Casualty, Strike Back, Luther, Getting On, Lewis, Half of a Yellow Sun, We Hunt Together, and more.

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