Zelda Williams

Zelda Ines Williams (born 1989) is an American actress, producer, and social activist who has built a career in film and television while maintaining a strong presence in advocacy work. The daughter of acclaimed actor Robin Williams, Zelda has worked to establish herself independently in the entertainment industry, appearing in television series including the medical drama 'House M.D.' where she played the lead role of Dr. Lisa Cuddy. Beyond acting, she has worked as a producer and appeared in various indie films and television projects. Zelda is particularly known for her passionate advocacy in mental health awareness—a cause deeply personal given her father's struggles—and LGBTQ+ rights, for which she has become a vocal supporter. She has used her platform to discuss depression, suicide prevention, and acceptance, becoming an influential voice in conversations about mental wellness in Hollywood. Her work demonstrates a commitment to using her visibility for social good, positioning her as an activist-entertainer who balances her artistic pursuits with meaningful humanitarian efforts.