A Rutgers alumna, Ralph graduated near the top of her class at age 19 and was the youngest female graduate at that time from Rutgers College.
From bringing characters to life on screen, performing on Broadway, and producing, to landing the title of national best-selling author with her literary debut, Ralph has become a staple in the entertainment industry.
Her career has spanned more than three decades. It's garnered her Emmy, Critics Choice, and Independent Spirit Awards.Ralph will also be given an honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts.Copyright © 2023 OnTheRedCarpet.com. All Rights Reserved.
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