Beverly Ada Mary Osu (born 27 September 1992 in Lagos State, Nigeria) is a compelling Nigerian model, actress, video vixen, and former reality TV star who has made a notable mark in Nollywood and African entertainment. Originally from Delta State, Beverly attended the Daughters of Divine Love Convent in Enugu before pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication, first at Babcock University, and then at the National Open University of Nigeria, where she completed her studies.

Her career began as a model and video vixen, where she quickly captured attention in several high-profile Nigerian music videos. She won Model of the Year at the Dynamix All Youth Awards in 2011. In 2013, Beverly represented Nigeria in the eighth season of Big Brother Africa, making waves as a charismatic and strategic finalist who stayed completely off eviction nominations throughout her stay.

Transitioning into acting in 2014, she earned her first film role in Curse of the Seven, acting alongside Nollywood veteran Ken Erics. Since then, Beverly has built an impressive filmography with standout performances in films like Chief Daddy (2018), Òlòtūré (2019), where she portrayed Peju, and Unintentional (2021), among many others. Her versatility has also seen her in TV roles, including the popular series Jenifa's Diary.

Beyond acting, Beverly Osu is widely recognised for her modelling prowess and her presence in entertainment circles across Africa. She’s embraced roles as a beauty influencer and mental health advocate, maintaining a strong digital presence with hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram and TikTok.