Two real releases. Zero coverage.

A Netflix film in September 2025. A short film released this May. Neither generated a single dedicated write-up naming him. Press coverage stopped in February 2025, and the two clean versions of his own name sit unregistered next to it.

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WikipediaNone foundNo standalone page exists — his name is a clean search lane with no collision

Press coverage2 releases, 0 pickupsRuth & Boaz (Netflix) and Killer of Men (short) — confirmed only via cast-list aggregators

Domains2 openchaundrehallb.com and chaundrehallbroomfield.com — both unregistered, confirmed by direct WHOIS query

Findings log

Site — .com (handle)chaundrehallb.com returns no match on direct WHOIS query — open for anyone to register today.

Site — .com (full name)chaundrehallbroomfield.com returns no match either — same status.

Instagram~14K followers, verified badge — not linked to any credit or booking line.

Threads3,244 followers, verified — still posting as of a June 2026 update, the most reliable “still active” signal found.

Press clusterGoes fully silent after February 2025 (Eden, Yale Rep) despite two real releases since.

WHOIS chaundrehallb.com → NO MATCH · chaundrehallbroomfield.com → NO MATCH

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What the record actually shows

Series regular as Taj Jordan across both seasons of BET+'s Kingdom Business — 16 episodes, May 2022 and Nov–Dec 2023. Marlon, Ruth's boyfriend, in Ruth & Boaz (Netflix, Sept 26 2025), the Tyler Perry/DeVon Franklin film starring Serayah, Tyler Lepley, and Phylicia Rashad. Fred in Killer of Men, a 13-minute short released May 29, 2026. Before the screen work: a run on the Hamilton National Tour since March 2017, an Off-Broadway world premiere in Covenant, an understudy slot on Pipeline at Lincoln Center Theater, and Eden at Yale Repertory Theatre in early 2025 — his most recent press-covered credit.

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