A dancer, singer, actor, choreographer, and ballroom performer, he doesn't just move across the floor; he glides like a supernatural force, embodying a movement that's all his own. He has become a sought-after MC and commentator with a voice that resonates throughout the ballroom and an uncanny ability to captivate a crowd. Unsurprisingly, he's been dubbed the "King of Vogue.” Wesley's reign began in the pulsing heart of Brooklyn, New York, where he was born and raised in the bustling streets of its Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. In a place where rhythm lives in the very pavement, Wesley started dancing almost as soon as he could walk, mesmerized by the movement at age four. In the late 90s, a teenaged Wesley didn't just dive into Ballroom—he dominated it, competing, hosting, and dropping fierce commentary. By 2003, he was the emcee to watch, and by 2005, he brought voguing to the masses, from the iconic houses of Latex, Evisu, and Lanvin to founding the Legendary Haus of Basquiat. Rightfully crowned a Ballroom Icon in 2018, he became Shadow Wintour in FX’s Pose and the Master of Ceremonies for three captivating seasons of HBO Max’s Legendary.