All The Queen's Men - Season 1
As her journey continues in season two, she is hell bent on expanding her Queendom. However, she soon discovers that more money and more power mean more problems. Season two will pick up with her navigating this sexy yet dangerous world in an effort to stay alive and ahead of the game.
All the Queen's Men - Season 1
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Not only will viewers see Madam do whatever is necessary to find her money, they will also witness her entertain a new love interest. The new season will also include some baby mama drama, a blast from the past making an unexpected visit, as well as a new dancer joining Club Eden.
The spontaneity of social media means that all it takes is one viral screen cap, one contentious debate under the show's hashtag, or one jaw-dropping scene to send the show into the stratosphere. With an alluring season three, anything from a larger fan base to greater acclaim is within the producers' reach.
While Marcille missed out on the Bolo "experience" on Housewives -- she departed the series at the end of the prior season -- she was aware of what went down, seeing as she is still close friends with Bailey, as well as Kandi Burruss and Kenya Moore.
Bolo isn't the only RHOA crossover happening on All the Queen's Men. Fellow franchise alum Kim Fields also joined the series, behind the camera. She's as a producer and directed four episodes for season 1.
Word on the street is Marcille will soon cross back over to the Housewives universe. ET learned last month that the star is set to join the cast of a second season of Peacock's Real Housewives mash-up series (now known as Ultimate Girls Trip), alongside iconic 'Wives including Dorinda Medley, Vicki Gunvalson, Jill Zarin, Taylor Armstrong, Phaedra Parks and Brandi Glanville. Marcille say she can neither confirm nor deny her involvement in the project, though.
Rumor has it at least one of Marcille's RHOA besties -- Bailey -- may be out of a job come the new season of that show. A cast shakeup is expected, with even the supermodel suspecting her time as a peach-holder may be coming to an end. Marcille's not sold on the idea, though. "Well, then who's going to do it?" she cracks. "Let's talk. If Cynthia's out, then who's left?"
On the one hand, the decision to not read Fire & Blood ahead of House of the Dragon\u2019s debut made this season a more exciting experience. I had no idea of the events that were about to take place on a weekly basis, and thus could be surprised at plot points both big and small as the story of Rhaenyra Targaryen and Alicent Hightower\u2019s march to war played out.
On the other hand, though, over the course of the season it became clear that a huge part of the show\u2019s appeal was in the choices being made presenting that story in relation to George R.R. Martin\u2019s text. Within his diegetic history was one version of the facts, which showrunners Ryan Condal and Miguel Sapochnik have\u2014based on our discussion in the comments, and what I\u2019ve read online\u2014treated as a contested account of the period from the moment the show began. The appeal of the show as a \u201Creader,\u201D then, is seeing what the show chooses to present as what actually happened to lead the historians to their conclusions, portraying what they left out or what they simply couldn\u2019t have known was true. 041b061a72