NLE Choppa, Latto, and more musicians have been announced as Grown-ish’s Season 6 guest stars on ABC.
Both rap icons will join an already impressive lineup of guest appearances, which also includes Lil Yachty and Anderson, according to Deadline.The Free Nationals and Anderson Paak. NLE Choppa will portray himself, and Latto will take on the role of Sloane, a wine rep who represents Doug.
Omarion and Kelly Rowland were also revealed as visiting actors on the popular TV program. Omarion will portray himself, and Kelly Rowland will play the head of the psychology department at California University.
Grown-ish, which Kenya Barris created, is a spinoff of Tracee Ellis Ross, Anthony Anderson, and Yara Shahidi’s 2018 television series Black-ish. Yara Shahidi, Marcus Scribner, Trevor Jackson, Diggy Simmons, and others appear in the television series Grown-ish.
On June 28, the college-focused program’s concluding season will debut.
There are other musicians who have recently appeared on Grown-ish besides Latto and NLE Choppa. On the adored program in 2021, Saweetie made her acting debut.
In a brief guest appearance, Saweetie played the bossy rapper Indigo who asked Yara Shahidi’s character (Zoey Johnson), who left college to work as Joey Bada$$’ stylist, fix the outfit choice for her.
At the time, Saweetie told Entertainment Weekly, “I believe Indigo is just a little bitch. She always means well, but occasionally she says the wrong thing.
I wanted to make sure I delivered, she continued. I believe that when playing a role, whether it be in a television episode or a music video, you must always fully commit to the emotion you’re attempting to convey. I felt playing an artist while also being one myself was cool, if a little dishonest. However, the girl’s attitude and demeanor are completely different from mine, so I had to get to know her. She’s diva-like and bossy.
“I might imagine myself having a program, acting in more cameo roles, or even starring in a film. It’s art, in my opinion. Stepping outside of my comfort zone is enjoyable, and it enables me to simply pursue my creative interests.
