Tariq St. Patrick Power characterFirst appearance Created by Portrayed by Michael Rainey Jr. Information Full name Tariq St. Patrick Nicknames Gender Male Occupation Affiliation Student at Stansfield University Family James St. Patrick (father; deceased) Tasha St. Patrick (mother) Estelle Green (grandmother) Raina St. Patrick (sister; deceased) Yasmine St. Patrick (sister) Significant others Effie Morales (ex-girlfriend) Lauren Baldwin (ex-girlfriend) Diana Tejada (baby mama) Nationality American
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Tariq St. Patrick portrayed by Michael Rainey Jr., is a fictional character from the Starz television series, Power and spin-offs, Book II , Book IV and Legacy .
Storyline
Power
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Season 4
Season 5
Season 6
Power Book II: Ghost
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Season 4
Power Book IV: Force
Season 3
Power: Legacy
Appearances
Power Universe
Year
Title
Notes
2014–2020
Power
main role (seasons 3–6); recurring (seasons 1–2)
2020–2024
Power Book II: Ghost
Lead role
2026
Power Book IV: Force
Guest appearance in the series finale
External links
Studio albums
Compilations Soundtracks Mixtapes Concert tours Video games Television Films Related articles
Writer
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Power (2014–present (28 episodes), writer (6 episodes) )
Producer
My Own Worst Enemy (2008 (13 episodes), co-producer (9 episodes))
Happy Town (2010 (10 episodes), co-producer (6 episodes))
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Hawaii Five-O (2010–present, co-executive producer (4 episodes (2012))
Beauty and the Beast (2012–present, co-executive producer (8 episodes (2012-13))
Power (2014–present, executive producer (28 episodes))
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