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A reference guide for Peacock’s “Bel-Air,” including the actors, characters, organizations, locations, and more.

Please Note: This content contains pertinent spoilers, descriptions are updated as new information is presented, images changed as better ones are captured, and this is not an exhaustive list of every cast member, guest star, or reoccurring role.

General Information

Network(s) Peacock
Created or Developed By Morgan Cooper, Malcolm Spellman, T.J. Brady, Rasheed Newson
Based On “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” by Andy Borowitz, Susan Borowitz, Benny Medina, and Jeff Pollack
First Aired February 13, 2022
Executive Produced By TJ Brady, Rasheed Newson, Morgan Cooper, Will Smith, Terence Carter, James Lassiter, Miguel Melendez, Malcolm Spellman, Benny Medina, Quincy Jones, Andy Borowitz, Susan Borowitz, Carla Banks Waddles, Anthony Sparks
Showrunner(s) TJ Brady and Rasheed Newson (Season 1)

Carla Banks Waddles (Season 2)

Genre(s) Drama

Overview

First Season

Following the plotline of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Bel-Air acts as a dark reboot that strips away the studio audience-styled comedy of the original show for drama. The kind which makes Will’s need to leave West Philadelphia far more severe, and the issues of the Banks family and what happens in Bel-Air, far less after-school special style and like a modernized drama.

Second Season

“Bel Air” begins to look for its own voice and story. It does this by deepening Carlton’s journey regarding Blackness, drug use, and adapting to Bel-Air Academy culture. Also, it touches upon the Black Lives Matter movement by focusing on one of Ashley’s teachers who gets fired. There is also a deepening of Phil’s backstory as his family and the law firm he founded are introduced, as well as an ex who is one of Vivian’s sorority sisters.

As that goes on, Will is trying to manage having a friendship with Lisa while dating a new girl and dealing with the complications that come from being used to the position of star player but being forced into becoming a team player. Lastly, Hillary continues to pursue proving herself as an influencer while trying to date with intention.

Groups & Organizations

  • Haute Cuisine (1.1): A popular cooking magazine
  • Delta Phi Gamma (1.3): Vivian, Joan, and Gayle’s (Lisa’s mother) sorority
  • Alphas (1.3): Phil’s fraternity
  • Zenith Hype (2.1): Doc’s company which trains basketball players
  • Banks, Johnson, and Lewis (Season 2): A 20+-year-old law firm Phil, James, and James’ brother Derek founded
  • Philip Banks and Associates (2.10): Phil’s new law firm

Notable Locations & Items

  • West Philly (1.1): Where Will was born and raised
  • Bel-Air (1.1): Where Viv and Phil made a home and raised their family
  • Charlie’s Vinyls (1.4): Jazz’s record shop

Terms To Know

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Other Noteworthy Information

  • Crawfish Boil (1.3): A year tradition of the Alphas that Carlton and Phil used to go to regularly to bond.
  • Time Passed (1.5): It has been two weeks since the events of 1.3
  • Marriage Length (1.8): According to Aunt Viola, she hasn’t been in Bel-Air in 20 years, which was when Phil and Vivian got married.
  • School Year (2.10): Will and Carlton are ending Junior year

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Will Smith (Jabari Banks)

Will (Jabari Banks) smiling towards his momma
Will (Jabari Banks)

Before heading to Bel-Air, 16-year-old Will was a star basketball player with a potential D-1 scholarship waiting on him, and VCU (Virginia Commonwealth University) sending scouts to recruit him. But thanks to one basketball game where he got too cocky, Darnell ruined his and Tray’s lives and coerced Will’s mom to send him to Bel-Air for his safety.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1 “Dreams and Nightmares”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: A Unknown Role in “Bad Genius”
  • Favorite Basketball Player (1.1): Allen Iverson
  • Other Talents (1.4): Is a talented piano player
  • Daddy Wasn’t There (1.6): Will’s dad left when he was 4
  • Age (1.8): He turns 17
  • Earliest Memory (1.8): Will can firmly remember things up to about age 6 or 7, but his earliest memory is being kissed by a girl named Jasmine in episode 4
  • Father’s Name (1.8): Will’s father is named Lou and on top of being a user, in terms of creating debts for Viola to pay, he is a noted half-ass dreamer

Quotes & Gifs

This s*** won’t be so heavy if you let me carry it with you.
— Will (1.9)

Darnell (Sloan “D4M $Loan” Morgan)

Darnell (Sloan D4M $Loan Morgan) talking to Will
Darnell (Sloan D4M $Loan Morgan)

At one time, in school, Darnell was Will’s rival. However, ending up in juvie messed up Darnell’s trajectory and made it so school and the basketball team no longer were an option. However, even without college or professional basketball in his future, his claims of still being the best are what led Will to challenge him and all the trouble that caused him to head to Bel-Air.

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Rashad (Eazy the Block Captain)

Rashad (Eazy the Block Captain) making it clear Will is in trouble
Rashad (Eazy the Block Captain)

Rashad is a local drug dealer, of which Darnell is one of his workers, and because of Darnell throwing a ball at him and Rashad thinking it was Will and Tray, a fight broke out. One that Will ended by firing Tray’s gun and pointing the gun at Rashad’s face. Hence why Viola sent Will off to Bel-Air since Rashad wanted to kill Will for disrespecting him like that.

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Tray (Stevonte Hart)

Tray (Stevonte Hart) after getting beat up
Tray (Stevonte Hart)

Tray is Will’s best friend out in Philly, who takes the brunt of Rashad’s ire when Will is sent off to Bel-Air.

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Phillip Banks, aka Uncle Phil (Adrian Holmes)

Phil (Adrian Holmes) with his head tilted
Phil (Adrian Holmes)

Philip Banks is a lawyer currently running for the LA District Attorney position, who seemingly hasn’t been out east since his career started to take off. Also, at one time, when Vivian was still an active painter, he took a step back and let her shine. However, once they had Hillary, they swapped places, and it has primarily been about his career ever since.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1 “Dreams and Nightmares”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: Ellington Cooper in “At That Age,” Frank Pike in “Arrow,” and Basqat and Griff in “Smallville.”
  • Hometown (1.2): Yamacraw, North Carolina
    • Background (1.2): His family had farmland back in Yamacraw and lost it due to eminent domain. This triggered him to get into knowing and practicing the law, and he has made a name for himself taking on slum lords
  • Nickname (1.3): Amongst his Alpha brothers, he is known as Yamacraw

Quotes & Gifs

[…] you start a fight, you don’t get to complain about hot it ends.
— Phil (1.2)


Iron sharpens iron, and sometimes sparks do fly.
— Phil (1.6)

Vivian Banks, aka Aunt Vivian or Aunt Viv (Cassandra Freeman)

Viv (Cassandra Freeman) talking to Will
Viv (Cassandra Freeman)

Vivian is Will’s maternal aunt, who is a bit estranged due to her, and her kids rarely, if ever, heading back to Philly to visit family. But, what can she say? She’s busy. Though she doesn’t paint anymore, she is a full-time art professor at a local school and is often helping Phil with his campaign and keeps up with her sorority.

Let it be known; however, she hasn’t forgotten where she came from. It’s just she had to adapt to her new surroundings.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1 “Dreams and Nightmares”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: Jasmine in “The Last O.G.,” Patricia Wilson in “Luke Cage,” and “Wanda Durant” in “The Real MVP: The Wanda Durant Story.”
  • Places Traveled (1.5): It is noted she traveled to South Africa at 19 and she met President Nelson Mandela

Quotes & Gifs

Talent is not enough. You need opportunities. Luck.
— Aunt Viv (1.4)

Sometimes your pain gets misdirected.
— Viv (1.6)

It’s better to argue less, and listen more.
— Viv (1.8)

Hilary Banks (Coco Jones)

Hillary (Coco Jones) styling Will
Hillary (Coco Jones)

Currently, on a two-year break from school, Hillary’s main focus is becoming a social media influencer specializing in cooking. However, Vivian isn’t necessarily supportive of this and often bickers with Hillary about what she will do with her life.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1 “Dreams and Nightmares”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: in “”
  • Social Media Following (1.4): Hillary notes she has 275,000 followers on TikTok and 50,000 followers on Instagram
  • Premature (1.5): We learn she was born two months premature

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Ashley Banks (Akira Akbar)

Ashley (Akira Akbar) smiling at Will
Ashley (Akira Akbar) –

12-year-old Ashley is socially aware and, unlike her older siblings, a bit more interested in what goes on beyond the wealthy area they live in. Also, she may be interested in one of her friends – who is a girl.

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Carlton Banks (Olly Sholotan)

Carlton (Olly Sholotan) at his father's fundraising party
Carlton (Olly Sholotan)

The Junior class’ student body president, and captain of the Lacrosse team, Carlton is considered one of the kings of Bel-Air Prep and doesn’t take too well to Will gaining so much so quickly. Especially because of all the groundwork Carlton had to lay, and maintain, to get the position he achieved.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1 “Dreams and Nightmares”
  • Drug of Choice (1.1): Carlton does a notable amount of Xanax, which was originally prescribed to him for his anxiety. However, now he snorts it for a nice high.
    • Drug Addict (2.10): He has been doing cocaine at least two to three years
  • Winning The People Over (1.2): The way Carlton achieved his title of Junior Class President wasn’t just through being captain of the lacrosse team but remembering everyone’s name and birthday
  • College Aspirations (1.6): He has a interest in Princeton and Stanford

Quotes & Gifs

I know I’m not alone. I’m just the only one you see.
— Carlton (2.7)

Lisa (Simone Joy Jones)

Lisa (Simone Joy Jones) smiling
Lisa (Simone Joy Jones)

Lisa is Carlton’s ex-girlfriend, who is a notable swimmer at Bel-Air prep, and has Olympic aspirations. Also, she is the daughter of one of Vivian’s sorority sisters, who died of Lupus, and the daughter of the LA Police Chief.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1 “Dreams and Nightmares”
  • Mother’s Name (1.3): Gayle
    • Death (1.4): Lisa’s mom died 3 years ago
  • Mother’s Origins (1.5): Her mother is from New Orleans
  • College Aspirations (1.6): Howard University
  • Real First Name (1.7): Beulah is her real first name

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Viola “Vy” (April Parker Jones)

Viola "Vy" (April Parker Jones) looking at her phone
Viola “Vy” (April Parker Jones)

Viola is Will’s mom, a nurse, and Vivian’s older sister.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1 “Dreams and Nightmares”
  • Years Since She Has Been In Bel-Air (1.8): It has been 20 years since Viola has visited Bel-Air, and that was for Phil and Vivan’s wedding
  • Maternal Figure (1.8): The way Viola talks, she partly raised Vivian, gave her the first canvas and brush set she used, supported her career, and took care of their mother Molly while Vivian was living the good life in Bel-Air. Which is why her and Vivian have issues, since Viola feels she didn’t get her props for all she has done.

Quotes & Gifs

You didn’t climb no mountain, you were carried.
— Vy (1.8)

Geoffrey Thomas (Jimmy Akingbola)

Geoffrey talking to Phil

The Jamaican-born, London-raised Geoffrey is the house manager, not butler, for the Banks’ Bel-Air estate, including their personal security. Alongside that, he appears to be Phil’s best friend and like an uncle to Ashley.

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Connor (Tyler Barnhardt)

Connor (Tyler Barnhardt) noting he has a restraining order
Connor (Tyler Barnhardt)

Connor is a spoiled rich kid with a federal judge for an uncle and a mother who invests in hedge funds and is Carlton’s best friend.

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Coach Johnson (Sam Daly)

Coach Johnson (Sam Daly) welcoming Will to the team
Coach Johnson (Sam Daly)

Coach Johnson runs the Bel-Air Prep basketball team.

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Jazz (Jordan L. Jones)

Jazz as he drops off Will

Jazz is a ride-share driver in his spare time but mainly focuses on running his uncle’s record store throughout the day.

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Quotes & Gifs

Remembering where you come from, doesn’t mean you can’t change your life for the better. The key to happiness is staying true to who you are, no matter where you are.
— Jazz (1.10)

Tyler (Charlie Hall)

Tyler (Charlie Hall) talking to Will in class
Tyler (Charlie Hall)

Will’s classmate in Algebra II, alongside his teammate on the basketball team, who quickly becomes his best friend in Bel-Air.

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Derrick (Ahmad Dugas)

Derrick (Ahmad Dugas) and Phil talking
Derrick (Ahmad Dugas) and Phil

One of Phil’s frat brothers who runs a program, Black Minds First Initiative that Carlton wants to get into.

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Robert Lamonte (Ben Cain)

Robert Lamonte (Ben Cain) happy to see the frat brother he knows and loves
Robert Lamonte (Ben Cain)

The reverend for the largest Black church in LA who is an Alpha like Phil, and unsure of supporting Phil, Mainly since Phil has focused more on monetary gain and status than supporting his brothers.

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Joan (Wendy Davis)

Joan (Wendy Davis) and Aunt Viv talking about one of Aunt Viv's pieces
Joan (Wendy Davis) and Aunt Viv

Joan is Vivian’s biggest supporter regarding her art and is her sorority sister.

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Fred Wilkes (Joe Holt)

Fred Wilkes (Joe Holt) washing his hands
Fred Wilkes (Joe Holt)

The head of the Los Angeles police, Gayle’s husband, and Lisa’s father.

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Reid (Michael Ealy)

Reid (Michael Ealy) and Viv in his gallery
Reid (Michael Ealy)

Reid is a big name in the art gallery world who has a particular interest in Vivian and has for a long time.

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Steven (Duane Martin)

Steven (Duane Martin) advising his candidate
Steven (Duane Martin)

Steven is Phil’s campaign manager.

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Phanta (Aimee Li)

Aunt Viv and Phanta (Aimee Li) talking
Aunt Viv and Phanta (Aimee Li)

Phanta is a member of the influencer house Hillary joins whose expertise is luxury travel and a recently launched jewelry collection.

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Monica (Andi René Christensen)

Monica (Andi René Christensen) being introduced
Monica (Andi René Christensen)

Monica is a member of the influencer house Hillary joins whose focus is being a sex-positive relationship counselor.

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Jared (Christian Germany)

Jared (Christian Germany) and Nathan (Tash Jordan) hugging Hillary
Jared (Christian Germany) and Nathan (Tash Jordan)

One half of the Blackass Brothers, he, alongside Nathan, are members of the influencer house Hillary joins, and their expertise is doing pranks and stunts.

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Nathan (Tash Jordan)

Jared (Christian Germany) and Nathan (Tash Jordan) hugging Hillary
Jared (Christian Germany) and Nathan (Tash Jordan)

One half of the Blackass Brothers, he, alongside Jared, are members of the influencer house Hillary joins, and their expertise is doing pranks and stunts.

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Congressman Hannibal Turley (Michael Polak)

Congressman Hannibal Turley (Michael Polak) and Fred talking to Phil
Congressman Hannibal Turley (Michael Polak) and Fred

Congressman Turley is a local representative who is more of a moderate centrist politician who expects Phil to be just the same.

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Kylo (Jon Beavers)

Kylo (Jon Beavers) talking with Phil
Kylo (Jon Beavers)

Kylo is part of the influencer house Hillary joins, and his specialty is men’s lifestyle brands, and within the last year, he has made over a million dollars in paid sponsorships and ad revenue.

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Angela (Scottie Thompson)

Fred and Angela (Scottie Thompson) standing in the foyer
Fred and Angela (Scottie Thompson)

Angela is an interior decorator, and Fred’s second wife, who he met at an LAPD golf tournament in 2018, a year before his wife, Gayle, died.

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Romario (Cristian Soto)

Romario (Cristian Soto) and Lucia (Rita Angel Taylor) in Ashley's kitchen
Romario (Cristian Soto) and Lucia (Rita Angel Taylor)

From South Los Angeles, Romario is a kid with a crush on Ashley, but he seemingly isn’t her type.

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Lucia (Rita Angel Taylor)

Romario (Cristian Soto) and Lucia (Rita Angel Taylor) in Ashley's kitchen
Romario (Cristian Soto) and Lucia (Rita Angel Taylor)

Lucia is one of Ashley’s friends that she met through a video game that lives in South Los Angeles. She also happens to be Ashley’s crush.

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Aisha (Nia Sondaya)

Aisha (Nia Sondaya) giving Carlton props
Aisha (Nia Sondaya)

A member of the Bel-Air Academy’s Black Student Union, Aisha is pushed by Will to get to know Carlton when he co-hosts a party with him at his mansion.

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John (Daniel Kim)

John (Daniel Kim) trying to squash the beef between Connor and Carlton
John (Daniel Kim)

John is a mutual friend of Carlton and Connor, who tries to have the two reconcile until he realizes Connor is a devout member of the church of racism and homo-aversion.

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Assemblyman Hernandez (Ricardo Molina)

Assemblyman Hernande (Ricardo Molina) making it clear he can't give Phil an endorsement
Assemblyman Hernandez (Ricardo Molina)

Assemblyman Hernandez is a local democrat that Phil attempts to get an endorsement from, but because of how his endorsement could split the vote and him questioning Phil’s household, he doesn’t endorse him as a candidate.

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Ivy (Karrueche Tran)

Ivy (Karrueche Tran) greeting Hillary at church
Ivy (Karrueche Tran)

Ivy was Hillary’s older friend who she’d often see at church and is credited with teaching her how to do makeup.

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Helen (Vernée Watson)

Helen (Vernée Watson) and Janice (Daphne Maxwell Reid) greeting Aunt Viv
Helen (Vernée Watson) and Janice (Daphne Maxwell Reid)

Is one half of the decision-making team at the Neeman Fellowship

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Janice (Daphne Maxwell Reid)

Helen (Vernée Watson) and Janice (Daphne Maxwell Reid) greeting Aunt Viv
Helen (Vernée Watson) and Janice (Daphne Maxwell Reid)

Is one half of the decision-making team at the Neeman Fellowship

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Judge Robertson (Dorian Harewood)

Judge Robertson (Dorian Harewood) noting things didn't have to be this way
Judge Robertson (Dorian Harewood)

Judge Robertson is Phil’s former ally in his campaign for district attorney, who helped Will stay out of jail.

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Lou (Marlon Wayans)

Lou (Marlon Wayans) talking in Phil's home
Lou (Marlon Wayans)

Lou is Will’s father who had a tumultuous relationship with Vivian throughout their relationship and was told by Will that he abandoned them when he was barely 4 years old. The truth is, however, he was sentenced to jail for allegedly robbing an elderly man who owed him money, and being that Lou knows the feeling of seeing your father in prison, he didn’t want that for Will, so he instead stayed out of Will’s life – Including for the last 3 years he has been out of prison.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 10 “Where To?”
  • Where Are The Parents? (1.10): Lou’s father died in prison, and his mom died when he was 15
  • Diploma? (1.10): The only thing we know is Lou dropped out of school at 19

Quotes

Rich folk always say the rest of us are being prideful whenever us common folk insist on holding on to our dignity.
— Lou (1.10)

J.B. (To Be Determined)

J.B. greeting Will
“J.B. greeting Will,” Bel-Air, “A Fresh Start,” directed by Dale Stern, 2023, (Peacock)

J.B. is an associate of Will’s from when he was living with Jazz, who hooked him up with local basketball competitions, so Will could make money.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 1 “A Fresh Start”

Quotes

Ms. Hughes (Tatyana Ali)

Tatyana Ali as Mrs. Hughes teaching her class which has the new Ashley in it
“Tatyana Ali as Mrs. Hughes teaching her class which has the new Ashley in it,” Bel-Air, “A Fresh Start,” directed by Dale Stern, 2023, (Peacock)

Ms. Hughes is Ashley’s teacher who gets in trouble for repeatedly handing out reading material outside of her school’s approved list.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 1 “A Fresh Start”

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Doc (Brooklyn McLinn)

Brooklyn McLinn as Doc in his office
“Brooklyn McLinn as Doc in his office,” Bel-Air, “A Fresh Start,” directed by Dale Stern, 2023, (Peacock)+

Doc is the head of Zenith Hype, a private basketball team part of a notable league with the attention of college recruiters. Unfortunately, the price to get on Zenith Hype isn’t cheap.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 1 “A Fresh Start”

Quotes

Jackie (Jazlyn Martin)

Jazlyn Martin as Jackie properly introducing herself to Will
“Jazlyn Martin as Jackie properly introducing herself to Will,” Bel-Air, “A Fresh Start,” directed by Dale Stern, 2023, (Peacock)

Jackie is a dancer, and Doc’s niece, who becomes Will’s second girlfriend on “Bel-Air” after Lisa.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 1 “A Fresh Start”

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Yazmin (Riele Downs)

Riele Downs as Yazmin looking Carlton's direction
“Riele Downs as Yazmin looking Carlton’s direction,” Bel-Air, “A Fresh Start,” directed by Dale Stern, 2023, (Peacock)

Yazmin is the president of Bel-Air Academy’s Black Student Union.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 1 “A Fresh Start”

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Drew (Nicholas Duvernay)

Nicholas Duvernay as Drew making sure the right narrative is presented when it comes to the BSU's relationship with Carlton
“Nicholas Duvernay as Drew making sure the right narrative is presented when it comes to the BSU’s relationship with Carlton,” Bel-Air, “A Fresh Start,” directed by Dale Stern, 2023, (Peacock)

Drew is one of Carlton’s rivals, if not an outright enemy, who appears to be against him mainly due to the feelings he harbors for Lisa.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 1 “A Fresh Start”

Quotes

Kirk (Maxwell Ross)

Maxwell Ross as Kirk
“Maxwell Ross as Kirk,” Bel-Air, ” Speaking Truth,” directed by Anton Cropper, 2023, (Peacock)

Kirk is a member of the basketball team and the coach keeps pushing to be a star player.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 2 “Speaking Truth”

Quotes

Ms. Bassin (Shelley Robertson)

Shelley Robertson as Ms. Bassin
“Shelley Robertson as Ms. Bassin,” Bel-Air, ” Speaking Truth,” directed by Anton Cropper, 2023, (Peacock)

Ms. Bassin is one of the instructors at Bel-Air Academy with aspirations to move up in the academy to an administrative role.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 2 “Speaking Truth”

Quotes

Mr. Hartwig (Thomas Crawford)

Thomas Crawford as Mr. Hartwig meeting with students
“Thomas Crawford as Mr. Hartwig meeting with students,” Bel-Air, “Compromised,” directed by Michael Weaver, 2023, (Peacock)

The principal of Bel-Air Academy.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 3 “Compromised”

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Bilal (Reggie Gaskins)

Reggie Gaskins as Bilal
“Reggie Gaskins as Bilal ,” Bel-Air, “Don’t Kill My Vibe,” directed by Dawn Wilkinson, 2023, (Peacock)

Jazz’s father.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 4 “Don’t Kill My Vibe”

Quotes

Mrs. Ahmad (Ptosha Storey)

Ptosha Storey as Mrs. Ahmad and Reggie Gaskins as Bilal
“Ptosha Storey as Mrs. Ahmad and Reggie Gaskins as Bilal,” Bel-Air, “Don’t Kill My Vibe,” directed by Dawn Wilkinson, 2023, (Peacock)

Jazz’s mother.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 4 “Don’t Kill My Vibe”

Quotes

James (Reno Wilson)

Reno Wilson as James
“Reno Wilson as James,” Bel-Air, “Don’t Kill My Vibe,” directed by Dawn Wilkinson, 2023, (Peacock)

James is Phil’s partner at their shared law firm.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 4 “Don’t Kill My Vibe”

Quotes

LaMarcus (Justin Cornwell)

LaMarcus (Justin Cornwell)
“LaMarcus (Justin Cornwell),” Bel-Air, “Excellence Is Everywhere,” directed by Keesha Sharp, 2023, (Peacock)

LaMarcus is Hillary’s ex-boyfriend, who is a famous football player.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 5 “Excellence Is Everywhere”

Quotes

Erika (Diandra Lyle)

Erika (Diandra Lyle)
“Erika (Diandra Lyle),” Bel-Air, “Excellence Is Everywhere,” directed by Keesha Sharp, 2023, (Peacock)

Erika is a successful lawyer, Phil’s ex, and one of Vivian’s line sisters. But, they have beef due to Erika dating Phil while she and Phil were on a break.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Bel-Air: Season 2/ Episode 5 “Excellence Is Everywhere”

Quotes

Grandma Neta (Anna Maria Horsford)

Grandma Neta (Anna Maria Horsford)
“Grandma Neta (Anna Maria Horsford),” Bel-Air, “Let The Best Man Win,” directed by Stacey Muhammad, 2023, (Peacock)

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 2/ Episode 6 “Let The Best Man Win”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: in “”

Quotes

Julius (Bill Bellamy)

Julius (Bill Bellamy)
“Julius (Bill Bellamy),” Bel-Air, “Let The Best Man Win,” directed by Stacey Muhammad, 2023, (Peacock)

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 2/ Episode 6 “Let The Best Man Win”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: in “”

Quotes

  • […] application is more important than theory. — Julius (2.6)

Uncle Earl (Cal Gibson)

Uncle Earl (Cal Gibson)
“Uncle Earl (Cal Gibson),” Bel-Air, “Let The Best Man Win,” directed by Stacey Muhammad, 2023, (Peacock)

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 2/ Episode 6 “Let The Best Man Win”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: in “”

Kyle (Amarr)

Kyle (Amarr)
“Kyle (Amarr),” Bel-Air, “Let The Best Man Win,” directed by Stacey Muhammad, 2023, (Peacock)

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 2/ Episode 6 “Let The Best Man Win”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: in “”

Frederick (Jovian Wade)

Frederick (Jovian Wade)
“Frederick (Jovian Wade),” Bel-Air, “Under Pressure,” directed by John S. Scott, 2023, (Peacock)

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 2/ Episode 7 “Under Pressure”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: in “”

Quotes

Olivia (Reagan Marum)

Olivia (Reagan Marum)
“Olivia (Reagan Marum),” Bel-Air, “Pursuit of Happiness,” directed by Nick Copus, 2023, (Peacock)

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 2/ Episode 8 “Pursuit of Happiness”
  • The Actor Is Also Known For: in “”

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