Nicco Annan: Last News

has finally returned, and it’s wasted no time getting back into the drama only two episodes into season 2. For Uncle Clifford, that means finding a way to survive both the pandemic, which has temporarily shut down The Pynk, as well as heartbreak, as she finds herself struggling to get over Lil’ Murda (J.

Megan Thee Stallion is headed to The Pynk! The rapper will play “Tina Snow” in an upcoming episode of “P-Valley”s second season. Stallion’s character will play homage to the rapper’s alter ego, whose name also happens to be the title of her second EP.

Megan Thee Stallion is headed to The Pynk! The rapper will play “Tina Snow” in an upcoming episode of ’s second season. Stallion’s character will play homage to the rapper’s alter ego, whose name also happens to be the title of her second EP. Ahead of her onscreen appearance, the rapper made a voice cameo during episode two, “Seven Pounds of Pressure,” when DJ Neva Scared (Brandon Gilpin) reveals to Lil’ Murda (J.

Nicco Annan has been playing some version of P Valley‘s Uncle Clifford since 2009. He originated the role in creator Katori Hall‘s play Pussy Valley, and on June 3, the Detroit-bred actor returned to the hit Starz series adaptation playing the nonbinary owner of a Mississippi strip club called The Pynk.

Brandee Evans and Nicco Annan have exploded in popularity since the Summer 2020 release of STARZ’s hit stripper drama, P-Valley. Now, with Season 2 finally available to stream on July 3, they’re each getting used to all the attention they receive when out and about from members of the “Pynk Posse,” hardcore P-Valley fans. “It’s like going to a family reunion,” Annan says of his ever-growing fan base. Being constantly greeted warmly in the streets by people enamored with Uncle Clifford, he says is like meeting cousin after cousin. “I echo Nicco.

debuted the first teaser for season 2, Starz has dropped a stunning full-length trailer for the upcoming episodes as anticipation continues to build for the series’ long-awaited return on June 3. According to Starz, “darkness descends upon Chucalissa” as the series created by Katori Hall sees everyone “fight tooth and talon to survive.” As the trailer shows, The Pynk “struggles to remain open during a pandemic” while Autumn (Elarica Johnson) and Uncle Clifford (Nicco Annan) battle for the throne and new blood shakes things up on and off stage at the club. Meanwhile, “the casino’s fate hanging in the balance, the local political machine kicks into overdrive” as the ensemble of characters navigates not only “these unprecedented times” but the “death and danger [that] lurk around every corner.”In addition to Annan and Johnson, season 2 stars Brandee Evans as Mercedes, Shannon Thornton as Miss Mississippi, J. Alphonse Nicholson as Lil’ Murda, Parker Sawyers as Andre, Harriett D.

amassed a dedicated following with its critically acclaimed breakout season, the Starz series is back with season 2. Ahead of its return on Friday, June 3, ET is exclusively debuting the sizzling first teaser for the upcoming 10 new episodes as life inside and outside The Pynk, the Mississippi Delta’s notorious strip club, picks up again. “Oh, y’all had thought The Pynk had done her last dance.

experiencing breakout success when it first debuted in the summer of 2020, is expected to return with new episodes in 2022. Ahead of its anticipated season 2, the Starz stripper drama created by Katori Hall revealed that it has added Psalms Salazar () and Gail Bean () to the cast. Salazar joins as series regular Whisper, who, according to Starz, is “an enigmatic free spirit with a spooky streak who speaks in riddles and eerie truths. She’s blessed with a direct line to the universe and sight beyond the earthly realm.

Starz is expanding the crew at The Pynk as Katori Hall’s P-Valley adds Psalms Salazar (Girl Lost: A Hollywood Thriller) and Gail Bean (Paradise Lost) to the Season 2 cast. They will join returning cast members Nicco Annan, Elarica Johnson, Brandee Evans, Shannon Thornton, Parker Sawyers and more.

P-Valley, a new steamy drama centered at a gritty strip club in the Mississippi Delta. To all others, it’s simply fact.