Delpaneaux (pronounced Del-pawn-o) is a U.S. citizen of African and Latin descent. He was raised in Sierra Leone, West Coast Africa. Delpaneaux's father is of Afro-Cuban descent from the United States and his mother is from Sierra Leone. When he returned to the United States as a teenager he fell in love with football, medicine, and acting. He played football at San Diego State University and Whittier College as a wide receiver. While at Whittier College, he was involved in theater program. He had plans to follow in his father's footsteps as a doctor, but had to give it up for his love of acting. Since moving to Los Angeles, Delpaneaux has become an active presence in theater, television, and film. In 2009, Delpaneaux was Seneca Keflezi an African track star in the Lifetime Original Film "Chasing a Dream". Delpaneaux has also appeared on T.V in "The E-Ring", "Las Vegas", "The L-Word", and "General Hospital". His film work includes a lead role in the Lionsgate's "Darktown", the Sci-fi film "Sand Sharks", and the faith-based film "Do You Believe?" - IMDb Mini Biography By: Management Team

Played football at Whittier College with actor 'Geoff Stults'. The cousin of actor Siaka Harding and producer Richard Harding . Lived in Sierra Leone, West Coast Africa for several years. Was on the same football team at Whittier College with actor Geoff Stults . The cousin of actor, musician Arvie Lowe Jr. . The cousin of actor Arvie Lowe Jr. . Cousin of actor Adetokumboh M'Cormack .