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Petri Hawkins-Byrd

January 01, 1970

Petri Hawkins-Byrd (born Petri Adonis Byrd;[2] November 29, 1957, in Brooklyn, New York),[3][4] also known as Bailiff Byrd or simply Byrd, is an American court show bailiff, television personality, social media personality, actor, voice actor, writer, and former New York State Court Officer.

Petri Hawkins-Byrd
Born
Petri Adonis Byrd

(1957-11-29) November 29, 1957 (age 66)
Brooklyn, New York, U.S.
Alma materJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice (BS)
Occupations
  • Court officer
  • bailiff
  • actor
  • voice-over talent
  • writer
Years active
  • 1996–present (television personality)
Known forJudge Judy (1996–2021) Tribunal Justice (2023–present)
Height6 ft 2 in (188 cm)[1]
SpouseMakita Bond (m. 2019)

Byrd is best known for his sidekick role as Bailiff Byrd for the entire series run–totaling 25 seasons–of Nielsen top-rated courtroom television program Judge Judy. From his stint on Judge Judy, Byrd is television's longest court show bailiff in history.[5] Since October 2018, Byrd along with his wife, Makita Bond, have hosted their Facebook/YouTube talk show-like series entitled "Bonding with Byrd", with a new installment released for every Tuesday.[6]

It was announced in April 2022 that Byrd will return to the court show genre, resuming his televised bailiff duties in the upcoming panel-based spin-off courtroom series, Tribunal Justice. The series is created by Judy Sheindlin and her personal production team and will feature a 3-judge panel.[7]

Youth, early adulthood and career beginnings edit

Petri Adonis Byrd was born on November 29, 1957, in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Taking to comedy and impressions from an early age, Byrd's father thought he was so entertaining and amusing as a child that he and his friends frequently called Byrd up from prison just so they could hear him imitate celebrities. Growing up, Byrd admired and imitated such celebrities as Flip Wilson, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Ed Sullivan, Bill Cosby and others. Meanwhile, Byrd's stay-at-home mother held their family together. Byrd has described his mother as a strict disciplinarian who was insistent about her children achieving their education and treating people with respect.[8] Of his childhood, Byrd has stated, "My escapes were going to school, reading, television and movies—anything that would take me out of the world I was in and put me in a world that could be."[8]

After graduating from Eastern District High School in Brooklyn, Byrd attended Hostos Community College in The Bronx.[2] Although drawn to the idea of acting, Byrd had also taken an interest in law while growing up.[8] His interest in law emanated from his awareness of active Jim Crow laws and the civil rights movement during his youth, desiring to revolutionize racially discriminatory practices.[8] With that, he started work as a court officer for the Brooklyn circuit of the New York City court system in the early 1980s.[8] In 1986 he was transferred to the family court division in Manhattan while also attending John Jay College of Criminal Justice. It was in this capacity that Byrd met Judge Judy Sheindlin, who was the Supervising Family Court Judge for Manhattan. From 1986 through 1989, Byrd worked in the Manhattan family court system as a courtroom officer on a rotating basis for varying judges, Sheindlin among many others.[9] Recounting the times he was assigned to function as Sheindlin's bailiff in the Manhattan family court system, Byrd commented, "I was never bored in her courtroom. Her get-to-the-point style didn't always sit well with the litigants, and there were times she was definitely glad to have me around."[9]

In 1989, Byrd obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from John Jay College.[10] That same year, Byrd's personal life changed radically: he and his wife, Felicia, separated and she moved with the couple's children to California. The couple tried to get their marriage back on track by participating in cross-country relationship counseling for five months.[8] A year later in 1990, Byrd moved to San Mateo, California to reunite with his family and reconcile with his wife. There, he accepted a job as a Special Deputy U.S. Marshall.[2][9] In 1992, Byrd made another career transition, becoming a student counselor at Monta Vista High School in Cupertino, California, remaining in this profession until 1996.[9] As a side job during this time, Byrd also delivered pizzas.[8]

Television career edit

Bailiff Byrd on Judge Judy (1996-2021) edit

In 1995, Byrd read a news article in a Liz Smith column about Sheindlin's new book, Don't Pee on My Leg and Tell Me It's Raining, as well as her then upcoming television court show project to be filmed in Los Angeles.[9] He subsequently wrote Sheindlin a congratulatory letter, stating: "If you ever need a bailiff, my uniform still fits." After Sheindlin was feeling lack of chemistry between her and the test actor who performed as bailiff in her pilot episode, she phoned Byrd to offer him the role as bailiff in her courtroom series, which he accepted.[11][12]

Byrd added "Hawkins" to his name when he joined the Judge Judy program as a salute to his late mother; Hawkins was her maiden name.[8] In the program, Sheindlin referred to him simply as "Byrd," or less frequently "Officer Byrd."[12] Byrd ended up performing as Judge Judy program bailiff for its entire series run of 25 seasons (1996-2021), making him the longest serving television court show bailiff in history.[5] Judge Judy remained the number 1 Nielsen-rated court show for its entire series run. In addition, the court show scored highest in daytime and syndication ratings for much of its first run,[13][14] and won 3 Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Legal/Courtroom Program.

In the series, Byrd took the role of Sheindlin's typically apathetic and lightly surly courtroom bailiff, as one who did not hesitate to assume a menacing presence with litigants when Sheindlin needed extra reinforcement. Byrd's main role in the series constituted introducing the cases (calling the parties forward, swearing the litigants, directing the courtroom audience when to rise and be seated, delivering the docket number and handing Sheindlin the case files), delivering materials between the judge and the litigants, dismissing the parties, and escorting them out once the case was complete. Opening and closing out the proceedings, each Judge Judy case began with Byrd making the statement of "Order! All Rise!" and ended with him stating, "Parties are excused. You may step out." (this was later changed in the final season to "This case has concluded, parties are excused").

Limited in his speaking role, Byrd typically only commented when addressed by Sheindlin, supplying her with always curtly expressed nonchalance and lighthearted comments.[15][8] He typically answered Sheindlin with simple, unadorned nonverbal expressions or exclamations.[15] On numerous occasions over the course of the show's 25-year run, Byrd played a key role in the proceedings: he was frequently sought by Sheindlin to look up vehicle estimates from the Kelley Blue Book so that she could award the accurate judgment amount. He also contacted litigants' parole officers and performed drug tests.[12] Byrd's menacingly stern interjections for brasher litigants typically allowed Sheindlin reinforcement—her extra measure of coercion for litigants whose behavior she had trouble controlling on her own.[16] Byrd was also tasked with controlling emotions that ran high among the parties and preventing potential altercations between the show's guests, typically by standing in-between them and the litigant podiums during the proceedings. Sheindlin frequently directed Byrd to expel litigants from the courtroom who acted in ways that she found inappropriate. Byrd had been described by the Los Angeles Times as "the guard dog to the pit bull."[17]

The court show was full of running gags involving Byrd. One of them involved Byrd's preoccupation with doing crossword puzzles during the proceedings.[12] On occasion, Byrd nonchalantly disagreed with Sheindlin when she bounced a question off of him for his agreement, often in relation to dressing down the parties.[18] In another running gag, Sheindlin relied on Byrd's sophistication and academic knowledge, with Byrd interceding in areas with which she struggled: mathematics, new media, social media, current fads, etc.[12] Byrd also routinely delivered evidence to Sheindlin while having his head and eye contact directed away from her off to his sides, a trait observed publicly by Amy Poehler.[19] A trademarked pet peeve of Byrd's was frequently having to block litigants from attempting to deliver evidence to Sheindlin themselves directly when they were unaware of the show's practice to hand evidence over to the bailiff—although, on occasion, Sheindlin requested litigants to approach the bench, for example, to present evidence of bodily injuries or document clarifications.

Sheindlin often comically incorporated Byrd in the midst of her critiques and reprimands at litigants, as by sharing with the parties of Byrd's disapproving thoughts of them without any actual communication of this from Byrd at all. Of their on-screen relationship, Sheindlin had quipped, "We're like two old married people who have reached an accord. I can rely on him to be my protector. We don't have to exchange words—he knows what I'm thinking. People who watch us sense we have a history, and that is very important.[17] Byrd described Sheindlin as "Blunt, witty, and sharp as a tack." Though when asked if he'd like to appear as a litigant on the program, Byrd answered candidly (laughing), "Hell no. And I don't advise any of my friends to do so. Not if they want to maintain their love of the judicial system."[20]

Byrd's duties and involvement were significantly reduced during the show's 25th and final season due to the COVID-19 pandemic: while he still introduced and closed out the cases, he no longer delivered evidence back and forth between Sheindlin and the parties and rarely communicated back and forth with Sheindlin. The cause of this was due to Sheindlin adjudicating the proceedings remotely from New York, while Byrd and the disputants still reported to the Los Angeles studio set.[21]

Other entertainment media appearances edit

Byrd was also on the long running UPN show "The Parkers". He portrayed a motorcycle Police Officer.[citation needed]

Byrd has participated in several movies and TV shows, including Tom Hennessy, Soul Lake (a 2015 independent horror film), Under The Palm Tree, American Skin, Sheen Talk, Inspirit, and Reesie's Pieces. By the same token, his other projects include Curb Your Enthusiasm (through the show visiting the Judge Judy program), A Deeper Love, Playing Mona Lisa, In the Eyes of a killer, Saviour of None.[citation needed] Byrd also played a judge role in the independent film End of the Law, which was shot in Sacramento, California and premiered at the Crest Theatre on October 3, 2003.[8]

In August 2018, Byrd appeared in an episode of medical advice talk show The Doctors, as a guest in the program to address concerns with his health as it relates to a spike in his glycated hemoglobin levels.[22] In December 2019, Byrd returned to disclose improvements in relation to diabetes and his overall health.[23]

On August 5, 2021, Byrd performed in his first post-Judge Judy role as a guest on The Bold and the Beautiful. In the episode, Byrd plays a marriage officiant at the wedding of Steffy (played by Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Finn (played by Tanner Novlan).[24]

Amid Byrd's much publicized exclusion from Sheindlin's spin-off series Judy Justice (which includes several former Judge Judy crew members) and the strong fan response received, he was reportedly approached by producers to present a program of his own that would see him as the mediator in some form. Byrd communicated an interest in the idea of acting as a television mediator.[25][26]

Byrd landed a guest voice acting role in the upcoming Disney+ revival of The Proud Family, set to premiere in 2022.[27]

On April 28, 2022, it was announced that Byrd would be holding the role of bailiff for an upcoming court show produced by Sheindlin's team that is currently in development. The court show, Tribunal Justice, is presided over by former Hot Bench judges, Tanya Acker and Patricia DiMango, along with Sheindlin's son, former district attorney Adam Levy.[28]

Fan protests over perceived snubs edit

Judy Justice spin-off edit

A streaming court spin-off of Judge Judy, entitled Judy Justice (also hosted by Judy Sheindlin), premiered on IMDb TV from Amazon Studios on November 1, 2021. In December 2020, during 25th season production of Judge Judy, Byrd noted publicly that he would be "honored" if invited back for the spin-off series in an interview with the Associated Press.[29] However, the first trailer for the court show, released in September 2021, was absent of Byrd with a different bailiff presented, and Sheindlin additionally remarking that she was solo as far as a cast for the past 25 years in advertising Judy Justice as conversely having a cast. This was met with widespread outrage and criticism from Judge Judy fans.[30][31][32]

Addressing fan complaints over his absence in an October 8, 2021, interview with Entertainment Weekly, Byrd stated that he was not asked to participate in Judy Justice. Byrd added that he was not offered an audition nor communicated with at all in regards to the spin-off since Sheindlin first disclosed news of the court show in a March 2020 Ellen DeGeneres Show appearance—news that came as a surprise to Byrd. It was not until July 2021 after the Judge Judy program ended and production of Judy Justice began was there a discussion, resulting from Byrd himself phoning Sheindlin at the behest of his wife Makita (former Judge Judy producer who was requested to return for the spin-off series but could not due to suffering from a cancerous brain tumor). According to Byrd, when he asked Sheindlin if he would have a role in the streaming series, Sheindlin explained that he was not invited to take part in the program because his salary would have been too high. Byrd described feeling perplexed by Sheindlin's statements, stating he never had the opportunity to discuss salary or lower salaries with anyone. Byrd has described feeling "confused and dismayed" by Sheindlin's treatment. He added, however, that he was humbled by the show of support from fans.[21][33][34] In her own statements to the press, Sheindlin remarked, "Byrd is terrific, and we had a great 25 year run. This is a whole new program with a whole new cast and an exciting energy."[35]

In following appearances on The Real, Entertainment Tonight Canada and The Black News Channel, Byrd quipped that Sheindlin's treatment of him was akin to Batman abandoning Robin. When questioned on the nature of his relationship with Sheindlin, Byrd answered that he and Sheindlin never treated each other like friends throughout the court show's entire 25 season run, nor while working within the family court system prior to that. Rather, Byrd described himself as only having a professional relationship with Sheindlin limited to behaving cordially around each other, Byrd using the analogy of what a relationship might be between a low-ranking mail clerk employed for Bill Gates at one of his companies. Elaborating, Byrd pointed out that Sheindlin never once invited him to a lunch or celebratory get-together in all of the show's 25 seasons.[36][26] Byrd has stated that he welcomes a phone call from Sheindlin if she takes exception to any of his media appearances or opposes any of his public claims.[37] He has added ultimately that he holds no grudges, is grateful to Sheindlin and wished her all the best with Judy Justice.[25][38][27]

Hiring for another bailiff role edit

On April 28, 2022, it was announced that Byrd would be holding the role of bailiff for another court show produced and created by Sheindlin's team, also to be streamed on Amazon Freevee, entitled Tribunal Justice. Tribunal Justice is presided over by now former Hot Bench judges, Tanya Acker and Patricia DiMango, along with Sheindlin's son, former district attorney Adam Levy with Byrd as the bailiff.[28]

Sheindlin's 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award edit

In early November 2021, Byrd additionally shared that he felt snubbed when he was not allowed to present Sheindlin's Lifetime Achievement Award to her at the Daytime Emmy ceremony. Byrd added that he was seated 15 to 20 rows back while Sheindlin sat with Judge Judy Executive Producer Randy Douthit in the front rows. Questioned about the matter, Sheindlin shared that it was Amy Poehler who called up the Television Academy and requested to present her with the award because she was a big fan. According to Byrd, however, Poehler later shared with him that she was equally perplexed over his exclusion from the ceremony.[19]

Off-air projects and activities edit

Byrd works part time as an event MC, guest speaker, charity supporter, and community activist.[2] Byrd is a popular master of ceremonies and inspirational speaker and spends a lot of time motivating and building the lives of troubled youth.[8] He is the national chairman of the O.K. Program, which addresses social issues confronting black youth and young black men. Byrd is also on the board of the faith-based youth program Teen Center USA.[2]

Byrd also operates a nonprofit mentoring program, entitled "Teach Them to Fish", focusing on physical, mental, social and spiritual growth.[8] Byrd indulges his creative side by writing poetry and screenplays, and has been known to read his poetry at bars and restaurants near his home.[8]

Since October 2018, Byrd and his current wife, Makita Bond, have co-hosted a web series with a title that plays off their last names, "Bonding with Byrd". The couple posts new episodes on Tuesdays from Byrd's "Petri Hawkins-Byrd" Facebook page, and their joint "Bonding with Byrd" YouTube channel.[6][39] Judge Lynn Toler, former court show arbitrator and longest reigning arbitrator of the courtroom series Divorce Court (formerly taped from the same studios as Judge Judy and thus a longtime friend of Byrd's), made an appearance on Bonding with Byrd on October 19, 2021. In the interview, Toler provided details on her various dissatisfactions leading to her resignation from Divorce Court and her current hosting role on Marriage Boot Camp.[40]

In addition, Byrd and his wife founded a jointly owned production company that they named "Bonding with Byrd". Byrd has shared that their production company is geared towards launching broadcast entertainment projects for streaming as well as developing and presenting stage plays.[26]

Byrd has starred in several motion pictures, including Fear Pharm 2 (2021)[41] and Amy's F*** It List (2023).[42]

Personal life edit

In 2000, Byrd and his family moved from the San Francisco Bay Area to Elk Grove, California. The move was said to have resulted from Byrd and his family taking a liking to Elk Grove's affordable housing community and family-oriented atmosphere. Asked if he'd ever move to Los Angeles, California, where he reported to the set of Judge Judy for 25 years, Byrd answered with an emphatic "No." Byrd said he greatly disliked all the extravagance and glitz of Hollywood and preferred a simple, reflective life. Byrd is a churchgoing Christian.[8]

In 1980, Byrd married Felicia Hawkins, the mother of his children. The two later separated in 1989, and Felicia moved to the West Coast with the couple's children. After marriage counselling Byrd and Hawkins reconciled, though not permanently.[43] Altogether Byrd has four children, all adults and all from his first marriage to Hawkins.[8]

Byrd married former fellow Judge Judy crew member Makita Bond Byrd on May 4, 2019. Prior to Bond becoming a producer for the court show, the two first met on the Sunset Bronson Studios lot (where the Judge Judy program was filmed for its entire run) back in 2012. After going on a date to a comedy show at around that time, the two lost contact.[44][43] In 2015, the two briefly reconnected through Byrd greeting Makita in text message, her replying but no further communications at that time. In 2016, Bond landed a producer role on Judge Judy. She set up a surprise appearance as new producer on the set of the court show for Byrd, thinking he would remember who she was because of a Facebook request he sent her once she landed the position. Byrd later admitted, however, only pretending to remember her when they reunited, privately questioning a fellow Judge Judy crew member who she was. If not for a photo that Bond still had of the two of them on the Sunset Bronson Studio lot back in 2012, Byrd has stated he would not have remembered who she was.[44][43]

For much of the 25th and final season of Judge Judy, Byrd's personal life revolved around attending to Bond as she had suffered a cancerous brain tumor in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. During that season, she was heavily involved in chemotherapy. By April 2021 after Bond's surgery, 95 percent of the tumor was successfully removed. As reported on Bonding with Byrd in late October 2021, she is continuing with chemotherapy.[45]

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External links edit

  • Petri Hawkins-Byrd at IMDb
  • Bailiff Byrd Bio

January 01, 1970
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Petri Hawkins Byrd born Petri Adonis Byrd 2 November 29 1957 in Brooklyn New York 3 4 also known as Bailiff Byrd or simply Byrd is an American court show bailiff television personality social media personality actor voice actor writer and former New York State Court Officer Petri Hawkins ByrdBornPetri Adonis Byrd 1957 11 29 November 29 1957 age 66 Brooklyn New York U S Alma materJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice BS OccupationsCourt officerbailiffactorvoice over talentwriterYears active1996 present television personality Known forJudge Judy 1996 2021 Tribunal Justice 2023 present Height6 ft 2 in 188 cm 1 SpouseMakita Bond m 2019 Byrd is best known for his sidekick role as Bailiff Byrd for the entire series run totaling 25 seasons of Nielsen top rated courtroom television program Judge Judy From his stint on Judge Judy Byrd is television s longest court show bailiff in history 5 Since October 2018 Byrd along with his wife Makita Bond have hosted their Facebook YouTube talk show like series entitled Bonding with Byrd with a new installment released for every Tuesday 6 It was announced in April 2022 that Byrd will return to the court show genre resuming his televised bailiff duties in the upcoming panel based spin off courtroom series Tribunal Justice The series is created by Judy Sheindlin and her personal production team and will feature a 3 judge panel 7 Contents 1 Youth early adulthood and career beginnings 2 Television career 2 1 Bailiff Byrd on Judge Judy 1996 2021 2 2 Other entertainment media appearances 3 Fan protests over perceived snubs 3 1 Judy Justice spin off 3 2 Hiring for another bailiff role 3 3 Sheindlin s 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award 4 Off air projects and activities 5 Personal life 6 References 7 External linksYouth early adulthood and career beginnings editPetri Adonis Byrd was born on November 29 1957 in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn New York Taking to comedy and impressions from an early age Byrd s father thought he was so entertaining and amusing as a child that he and his friends frequently called Byrd up from prison just so they could hear him imitate celebrities Growing up Byrd admired and imitated such celebrities as Flip Wilson Dean Martin Sammy Davis Jr Ed Sullivan Bill Cosby and others Meanwhile Byrd s stay at home mother held their family together Byrd has described his mother as a strict disciplinarian who was insistent about her children achieving their education and treating people with respect 8 Of his childhood Byrd has stated My escapes were going to school reading television and movies anything that would take me out of the world I was in and put me in a world that could be 8 After graduating from Eastern District High School in Brooklyn Byrd attended Hostos Community College in The Bronx 2 Although drawn to the idea of acting Byrd had also taken an interest in law while growing up 8 His interest in law emanated from his awareness of active Jim Crow laws and the civil rights movement during his youth desiring to revolutionize racially discriminatory practices 8 With that he started work as a court officer for the Brooklyn circuit of the New York City court system in the early 1980s 8 In 1986 he was transferred to the family court division in Manhattan while also attending John Jay College of Criminal Justice It was in this capacity that Byrd met Judge Judy Sheindlin who was the Supervising Family Court Judge for Manhattan From 1986 through 1989 Byrd worked in the Manhattan family court system as a courtroom officer on a rotating basis for varying judges Sheindlin among many others 9 Recounting the times he was assigned to function as Sheindlin s bailiff in the Manhattan family court system Byrd commented I was never bored in her courtroom Her get to the point style didn t always sit well with the litigants and there were times she was definitely glad to have me around 9 In 1989 Byrd obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from John Jay College 10 That same year Byrd s personal life changed radically he and his wife Felicia separated and she moved with the couple s children to California The couple tried to get their marriage back on track by participating in cross country relationship counseling for five months 8 A year later in 1990 Byrd moved to San Mateo California to reunite with his family and reconcile with his wife There he accepted a job as a Special Deputy U S Marshall 2 9 In 1992 Byrd made another career transition becoming a student counselor at Monta Vista High School in Cupertino California remaining in this profession until 1996 9 As a side job during this time Byrd also delivered pizzas 8 Television career editBailiff Byrd on Judge Judy 1996 2021 edit In 1995 Byrd read a news article in a Liz Smith column about Sheindlin s new book Don t Pee on My Leg and Tell Me It s Raining as well as her then upcoming television court show project to be filmed in Los Angeles 9 He subsequently wrote Sheindlin a congratulatory letter stating If you ever need a bailiff my uniform still fits After Sheindlin was feeling lack of chemistry between her and the test actor who performed as bailiff in her pilot episode she phoned Byrd to offer him the role as bailiff in her courtroom series which he accepted 11 12 Byrd added Hawkins to his name when he joined the Judge Judy program as a salute to his late mother Hawkins was her maiden name 8 In the program Sheindlin referred to him simply as Byrd or less frequently Officer Byrd 12 Byrd ended up performing as Judge Judy program bailiff for its entire series run of 25 seasons 1996 2021 making him the longest serving television court show bailiff in history 5 Judge Judy remained the number 1 Nielsen rated court show for its entire series run In addition the court show scored highest in daytime and syndication ratings for much of its first run 13 14 and won 3 Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Legal Courtroom Program In the series Byrd took the role of Sheindlin s typically apathetic and lightly surly courtroom bailiff as one who did not hesitate to assume a menacing presence with litigants when Sheindlin needed extra reinforcement Byrd s main role in the series constituted introducing the cases calling the parties forward swearing the litigants directing the courtroom audience when to rise and be seated delivering the docket number and handing Sheindlin the case files delivering materials between the judge and the litigants dismissing the parties and escorting them out once the case was complete Opening and closing out the proceedings each Judge Judy case began with Byrd making the statement of Order All Rise and ended with him stating Parties are excused You may step out this was later changed in the final season to This case has concluded parties are excused Limited in his speaking role Byrd typically only commented when addressed by Sheindlin supplying her with always curtly expressed nonchalance and lighthearted comments 15 8 He typically answered Sheindlin with simple unadorned nonverbal expressions or exclamations 15 On numerous occasions over the course of the show s 25 year run Byrd played a key role in the proceedings he was frequently sought by Sheindlin to look up vehicle estimates from the Kelley Blue Book so that she could award the accurate judgment amount He also contacted litigants parole officers and performed drug tests 12 Byrd s menacingly stern interjections for brasher litigants typically allowed Sheindlin reinforcement her extra measure of coercion for litigants whose behavior she had trouble controlling on her own 16 Byrd was also tasked with controlling emotions that ran high among the parties and preventing potential altercations between the show s guests typically by standing in between them and the litigant podiums during the proceedings Sheindlin frequently directed Byrd to expel litigants from the courtroom who acted in ways that she found inappropriate Byrd had been described by the Los Angeles Times as the guard dog to the pit bull 17 The court show was full of running gags involving Byrd One of them involved Byrd s preoccupation with doing crossword puzzles during the proceedings 12 On occasion Byrd nonchalantly disagreed with Sheindlin when she bounced a question off of him for his agreement often in relation to dressing down the parties 18 In another running gag Sheindlin relied on Byrd s sophistication and academic knowledge with Byrd interceding in areas with which she struggled mathematics new media social media current fads etc 12 Byrd also routinely delivered evidence to Sheindlin while having his head and eye contact directed away from her off to his sides a trait observed publicly by Amy Poehler 19 A trademarked pet peeve of Byrd s was frequently having to block litigants from attempting to deliver evidence to Sheindlin themselves directly when they were unaware of the show s practice to hand evidence over to the bailiff although on occasion Sheindlin requested litigants to approach the bench for example to present evidence of bodily injuries or document clarifications Sheindlin often comically incorporated Byrd in the midst of her critiques and reprimands at litigants as by sharing with the parties of Byrd s disapproving thoughts of them without any actual communication of this from Byrd at all Of their on screen relationship Sheindlin had quipped We re like two old married people who have reached an accord I can rely on him to be my protector We don t have to exchange words he knows what I m thinking People who watch us sense we have a history and that is very important 17 Byrd described Sheindlin as Blunt witty and sharp as a tack Though when asked if he d like to appear as a litigant on the program Byrd answered candidly laughing Hell no And I don t advise any of my friends to do so Not if they want to maintain their love of the judicial system 20 Byrd s duties and involvement were significantly reduced during the show s 25th and final season due to the COVID 19 pandemic while he still introduced and closed out the cases he no longer delivered evidence back and forth between Sheindlin and the parties and rarely communicated back and forth with Sheindlin The cause of this was due to Sheindlin adjudicating the proceedings remotely from New York while Byrd and the disputants still reported to the Los Angeles studio set 21 Other entertainment media appearances edit Byrd was also on the long running UPN show The Parkers He portrayed a motorcycle Police Officer citation needed Byrd has participated in several movies and TV shows including Tom Hennessy Soul Lake a 2015 independent horror film Under The Palm Tree American Skin Sheen Talk Inspirit and Reesie s Pieces By the same token his other projects include Curb Your Enthusiasm through the show visiting the Judge Judy program A Deeper Love Playing Mona Lisa In the Eyes of a killer Saviour of None citation needed Byrd also played a judge role in the independent film End of the Law which was shot in Sacramento California and premiered at the Crest Theatre on October 3 2003 8 In August 2018 Byrd appeared in an episode of medical advice talk show The Doctors as a guest in the program to address concerns with his health as it relates to a spike in his glycated hemoglobin levels 22 In December 2019 Byrd returned to disclose improvements in relation to diabetes and his overall health 23 On August 5 2021 Byrd performed in his first post Judge Judy role as a guest on The Bold and the Beautiful In the episode Byrd plays a marriage officiant at the wedding of Steffy played by Jacqueline MacInnes Wood and Finn played by Tanner Novlan 24 Amid Byrd s much publicized exclusion from Sheindlin s spin off series Judy Justice which includes several former Judge Judy crew members and the strong fan response received he was reportedly approached by producers to present a program of his own that would see him as the mediator in some form Byrd communicated an interest in the idea of acting as a television mediator 25 26 Byrd landed a guest voice acting role in the upcoming Disney revival of The Proud Family set to premiere in 2022 27 On April 28 2022 it was announced that Byrd would be holding the role of bailiff for an upcoming court show produced by Sheindlin s team that is currently in development The court show Tribunal Justice is presided over by former Hot Bench judges Tanya Acker and Patricia DiMango along with Sheindlin s son former district attorney Adam Levy 28 Fan protests over perceived snubs editJudy Justice spin off edit A streaming court spin off of Judge Judy entitled Judy Justice also hosted by Judy Sheindlin premiered on IMDb TV from Amazon Studios on November 1 2021 In December 2020 during 25th season production of Judge Judy Byrd noted publicly that he would be honored if invited back for the spin off series in an interview with the Associated Press 29 However the first trailer for the court show released in September 2021 was absent of Byrd with a different bailiff presented and Sheindlin additionally remarking that she was solo as far as a cast for the past 25 years in advertising Judy Justice as conversely having a cast This was met with widespread outrage and criticism from Judge Judy fans 30 31 32 Addressing fan complaints over his absence in an October 8 2021 interview with Entertainment Weekly Byrd stated that he was not asked to participate in Judy Justice Byrd added that he was not offered an audition nor communicated with at all in regards to the spin off since Sheindlin first disclosed news of the court show in a March 2020 Ellen DeGeneres Show appearance news that came as a surprise to Byrd It was not until July 2021 after the Judge Judy program ended and production of Judy Justice began was there a discussion resulting from Byrd himself phoning Sheindlin at the behest of his wife Makita former Judge Judy producer who was requested to return for the spin off series but could not due to suffering from a cancerous brain tumor According to Byrd when he asked Sheindlin if he would have a role in the streaming series Sheindlin explained that he was not invited to take part in the program because his salary would have been too high Byrd described feeling perplexed by Sheindlin s statements stating he never had the opportunity to discuss salary or lower salaries with anyone Byrd has described feeling confused and dismayed by Sheindlin s treatment He added however that he was humbled by the show of support from fans 21 33 34 In her own statements to the press Sheindlin remarked Byrd is terrific and we had a great 25 year run This is a whole new program with a whole new cast and an exciting energy 35 In following appearances on The Real Entertainment Tonight Canada and The Black News Channel Byrd quipped that Sheindlin s treatment of him was akin to Batman abandoning Robin When questioned on the nature of his relationship with Sheindlin Byrd answered that he and Sheindlin never treated each other like friends throughout the court show s entire 25 season run nor while working within the family court system prior to that Rather Byrd described himself as only having a professional relationship with Sheindlin limited to behaving cordially around each other Byrd using the analogy of what a relationship might be between a low ranking mail clerk employed for Bill Gates at one of his companies Elaborating Byrd pointed out that Sheindlin never once invited him to a lunch or celebratory get together in all of the show s 25 seasons 36 26 Byrd has stated that he welcomes a phone call from Sheindlin if she takes exception to any of his media appearances or opposes any of his public claims 37 He has added ultimately that he holds no grudges is grateful to Sheindlin and wished her all the best with Judy Justice 25 38 27 Hiring for another bailiff role edit On April 28 2022 it was announced that Byrd would be holding the role of bailiff for another court show produced and created by Sheindlin s team also to be streamed on Amazon Freevee entitled Tribunal Justice Tribunal Justice is presided over by now former Hot Bench judges Tanya Acker and Patricia DiMango along with Sheindlin s son former district attorney Adam Levy with Byrd as the bailiff 28 Sheindlin s 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award edit In early November 2021 Byrd additionally shared that he felt snubbed when he was not allowed to present Sheindlin s Lifetime Achievement Award to her at the Daytime Emmy ceremony Byrd added that he was seated 15 to 20 rows back while Sheindlin sat with Judge Judy Executive Producer Randy Douthit in the front rows Questioned about the matter Sheindlin shared that it was Amy Poehler who called up the Television Academy and requested to present her with the award because she was a big fan According to Byrd however Poehler later shared with him that she was equally perplexed over his exclusion from the ceremony 19 Off air projects and activities editByrd works part time as an event MC guest speaker charity supporter and community activist 2 Byrd is a popular master of ceremonies and inspirational speaker and spends a lot of time motivating and building the lives of troubled youth 8 He is the national chairman of the O K Program which addresses social issues confronting black youth and young black men Byrd is also on the board of the faith based youth program Teen Center USA 2 Byrd also operates a nonprofit mentoring program entitled Teach Them to Fish focusing on physical mental social and spiritual growth 8 Byrd indulges his creative side by writing poetry and screenplays and has been known to read his poetry at bars and restaurants near his home 8 Since October 2018 Byrd and his current wife Makita Bond have co hosted a web series with a title that plays off their last names Bonding with Byrd The couple posts new episodes on Tuesdays from Byrd s Petri Hawkins Byrd Facebook page and their joint Bonding with Byrd YouTube channel 6 39 Judge Lynn Toler former court show arbitrator and longest reigning arbitrator of the courtroom series Divorce Court formerly taped from the same studios as Judge Judy and thus a longtime friend of Byrd s made an appearance on Bonding with Byrd on October 19 2021 In the interview Toler provided details on her various dissatisfactions leading to her resignation from Divorce Court and her current hosting role on Marriage Boot Camp 40 In addition Byrd and his wife founded a jointly owned production company that they named Bonding with Byrd Byrd has shared that their production company is geared towards launching broadcast entertainment projects for streaming as well as developing and presenting stage plays 26 Byrd has starred in several motion pictures including Fear Pharm 2 2021 41 and Amy s F It List 2023 42 Personal life editIn 2000 Byrd and his family moved from the San Francisco Bay Area to Elk Grove California The move was said to have resulted from Byrd and his family taking a liking to Elk Grove s affordable housing community and family oriented atmosphere Asked if he d ever move to Los Angeles California where he reported to the set of Judge Judy for 25 years Byrd answered with an emphatic No Byrd said he greatly disliked all the extravagance and glitz of Hollywood and preferred a simple reflective life Byrd is a churchgoing Christian 8 In 1980 Byrd married Felicia Hawkins the mother of his children The two later separated in 1989 and Felicia moved to the West Coast with the couple s children After marriage counselling Byrd and Hawkins reconciled though not permanently 43 Altogether Byrd has four children all adults and all from his first marriage to Hawkins 8 Byrd married former fellow Judge Judy crew member Makita Bond Byrd on May 4 2019 Prior to Bond becoming a producer for the court show the two first met on the Sunset Bronson Studios lot where the Judge Judy program was filmed for its entire run back in 2012 After going on a date to a comedy show at around that time the two lost contact 44 43 In 2015 the two briefly reconnected through Byrd greeting Makita in text message her replying but no further communications at that time In 2016 Bond landed a producer role on Judge Judy She set up a surprise appearance as new producer on the set of the court show for Byrd thinking he would remember who she was because of a Facebook request he sent her once she landed the position Byrd later admitted however only pretending to remember her when they reunited privately questioning a fellow Judge Judy crew member who she was If not for a photo that Bond still had of the two of them on the Sunset Bronson Studio lot back in 2012 Byrd has stated he would not have remembered who she was 44 43 For much of the 25th and final season of Judge Judy Byrd s personal life revolved around attending to Bond as she had suffered a cancerous brain tumor in the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic During that season she was heavily involved in chemotherapy By April 2021 after Bond s 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