Nick Sagar

Nick Sagar (born Nicholas Dewan Sagar on 7 January 1988) is a British actor and model who has built a versatile career across television, film, and streaming platforms. Raised in London, England, he grew up immersed in a multicultural environment, drawing on his Jamaican and Guyanese heritage to shape his artistic perspective. In a Timid Magazine interview, Sagar reflected on his mixed‑race upbringing, emphasizing how it allowed him to feel whole rather than divided, a sentiment that has informed many of his character choices. He entered the entertainment industry in 2009, making his first appearance on British television before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue larger opportunities. His film debut arrived with the gritty 2012 crime drama Ill Manors, signaling his readiness for more demanding roles. Since his move to the United States, Sagar has become a recognizable face on several high‑profile series. He portrayed Detective Alonzo Loya in the USA Network’s crime drama Queen of the South (2017‑2018), and his performance earned him a regular spot on Oprah Winfrey Network’s The Haves and the Have Nots as Charles Frederickson, a love interest that resonated with audiences from season four through the series finale. Guest spots on Shadowhunters, Supergirl, and a recurring role on Run the World further displayed his range. In 2018, Sagar gained international prominence by starring opposite Vanessa Hudgens in Netflix’s romantic comedy The Princess Switch, a role he reprised in two sequels, solidifying his appeal in the romantic‑comedy genre. Most recently, he appeared in Tyler Perry’s erotic thriller Mea Culpa (2024), demonstrating a continual evolution toward more complex and mature characters. Throughout his career, Sagar has balanced acting with modeling, leveraging his distinctive look and multicultural background to remain a dynamic presence in contemporary entertainment.