Kel is all grown up! Nickelodeon just announced that Kel would be starring on the upcoming Game Shakers, where he would be playing a rapper who befriends a group of preteens who have created an app. All that we ask is that he works in a “Who looooves orange soda?” every now and then.
Now all grown up and romantically linked to men like Cavaliers player J.R. Smith and R&B singer August Alsina, Keke is unapologetic about her newfound grown woman status. Keke also recently finished up her run as Broadway’s first Black Cinderella, and in September, she’s slated to star in Fox’s newest series, Scream Queens.
Looking flawless earlier this year at ESSENCE Black Women in Music event, Brandy showed audiences everywhere that she’s still got it. She’s currently starring as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway, and last October, she celebrated her 20 year anniversary in the entertainment biz. Here’s to 20 more!
Campbell’s bouts with drug abuse are well documented online. The actress seems to be back on track and appeared in an interview announcing that she’s been sober for years.
Pulliam, who graduated from Spelman College in 2001, is a proud member of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority and continues to work as an actress, having recently starred in the now-defunct Tyler Perry’s House of Payne. She recently addressed Bill Cosby sexual allegation rumors, saying that there are two sides to every story.
Romeo dropped the “Lil” and became a full fledged man, winning over the ladies on both the small and big screen. In 2011, he played Tasha Smith’s young love interest in Jumping the Broom. He’s also appeared in Madea’s Witness Protection. His most recent project? He’s slated to star in the upcoming reality show, Growing Up Hip-Hop, which follows the lives of hip-hop stars’ children.
A mom of two (her daughter is actress Zoe Kravitz), Bonet has kept a low-profile. However, our hearts did melt when her ex, Lenny Kravitz, shared this pic of he, Lisa and Zoe from this year’s Met Gala!
Before he was Carlton Banks on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Alfonso Ribeiro (pictured with a young Keisha Knight Pulliam) starred in the ’80s classic as Silver Spoons. He even starred in a
Pepsi commercial with Michael Jackson.
Now 40 years old, Ribeiro recently directed the TV series, Things We Do for Love. Much to our delight, he won Dancing with the Stars last season. We had a sneaking suspicion that that “Carlton dance” would take him far. A few weeks ago, he was named as the new host of America’s Funniest Videos.
Since his Cosby Show days Warner has appeared in countless films and television shows including his very own comedy Malcolm & Eddie opposite Eddie Griffin in 1996. Warner landed a sporadic role on NBC’s now-defunct Community, and he just signed on to star in American Crime Story.