Skai is a gender-neutral name of Scandinavian origin, meaning "Atmosphere Seen From Earth." It is associated with the Ukrainian pop-rock band SKAI and has various references, including the Greek media group Skai Group, which encompasses Skai TV and Skai 100.3 radio station. Additionally, Skai.io is a marketing technology company based in Israel. The name also appears in the Dreamlands stories of H. P. Lovecraft, as a fictional river near the town of Ulthar. Furthermore, it is linked to Leatherette, an artificial leather produced by the German company Konrad Hornschuch. Notable individuals with the name include Skai Moore, an American football linebacker, and Skai Jackson, an American actress, YouTuber, and author. For related terms, one may explore "Skay" and "Sky" in the disambiguation section.
Skai Jackson, born on April 8, 2002, is a prominent American actress known for her role as Zuri Ross in the Disney Channel sitcoms "Jessie" and "Bunk'd." She began her career as a child actor in the independent film "Liberty Kid" and has since appeared in various films and television series, including "The Smurfs," "Marvel Rising," and "DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders." In addition to her acting career, Jackson is a published author, having released her memoir "Reach for the Skai: How to Inspire, Empower, and Clapback" in 2019. She also gained attention for her participation in the 29th season of "Dancing with the Stars" in 2020, where she reached the semi-finals. Jackson has been recognized for her influence, landing on Time's list of "Most Influential Teens" in 2016 and receiving a nomination for Best Influencer at the Shorty Awards in 2017. Despite her success, Jackson faced legal disputes and controversies, including a restraining order against rapper Bhad Bhabie and a domestic battery arrest, which did not result in charges. In her personal life, Jackson has been open about having attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and welcomed her first child with boyfriend Deondre Burgin in January 2025.
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