Stephanie Tum, affectionately known as the “Wum chick” due to her origins from Wum in the North West region of Cameroon, is a celebrated figure in the Cameroonian film industry

Stephanie Tum, affectionately known as the “Wum chick” due to her origins from Wum in the North West region of Cameroon, is a celebrated figure in the Cameroonian film industry

Born on December 2, 1987, in Bamenda, Cameroon, Stephanie has carved out a niche for herself as an actress, model, humanitarian, and entrepreneur. Her educational journey took her to the University of Buea, where she pursued her studies, laying a strong foundation for her diverse career. Beyond her professional endeavors, Stephanie is a devoted mother, which reflects in her philanthropic efforts, particularly in advocating for menstrual hygiene and the well-being of young girls in Cameroon through her charity foundation.

In terms of her career, Stephanie Tum made a significant impact with her role in the 2011 movie “Pink Poisōn” and has since been a prominent figure in the Cinema of Cameroon. Her acting career began in 2009, and after a brief hiatus, she returned to the screen with renewed vigor in 2013 with the movie “Viri”. Her dedication to her craft and her family is evident in her work, as she balances her responsibilities with grace and commitment.

Stephanie’s influence extends beyond the screen, as she was recognized among the most influential Cameroonians in entertainment and for her social media campaign for mental health awareness. Her filmography includes notable works such as “Little Cindy,” showcasing her passion for storytelling.