Bravo Releases Sneak Peek For 'Kings Court'

This week (May 6th), Bravo announced the cast and premiere date for their new dating series Kings Court. Additionally, the network shared a sneak peek of the season. Continue reading to get all the information you need to know! Finding love comes with its challenges and if you’re a celebrity with fame and fortune, the stakes are even higher. Kings Court is a new dating series with three celebrity kings —supermodel Tyson Beckford, NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer and WWE legend Thaddeus ‘Titus O’Neil’ Bullard — searching for their queen among 21 smart, accomplished and beautiful single ladies ready to risk it all for the one. In each episode, the kings take the women on fun, adventurous dates to discover which of them tug at their heartstrings. The ladies pull out all the stops to make a lasting impression, but it comes to a head at the elimination dinner party where the men choose who gets another chance at love and who goes home. After navigating a roller coaster of emotional highs, dramatic lows and tough eliminations, the kings must ultimately decide which of these fabulous ladies is their queen.

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Joining Beckford, Boozer and Bullard are Hollywood power couple Holly Robinson Peete and Rodney Peete, who will host the series. The Will Packer and Lighthearted Entertainment produced show, which is a spin-off of the Peacock original series Queens Court, premiere Sunday, July 13th at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo. Episodes will stream the next day on Peacock. Alongside Packer, Richard Brown, Jeff Spangler, Rob Laplante and Omid Kahangi serve as executive producers. As we wait for the official trailer for the season, check out a special sneak peek of the show and meet the cast below!

1. Tyson Beckford

Tyson Beckford is one of the most successful supermodels of all time and the first Black man to be the face of Ralph Lauren Polo. He gained international fame through iconic campaigns with Polo Sport, Ralph Lauren Purple Label and New Era and features in GQ, Vogue and Essence. Named Man of the Year by VH1 in 1996, he has judged, hosted and mentored on several shows, including “Make Me a Supermodel” and “America’s Next Top Model.” Beckford transitioned into acting with roles in “Zoolander,” “Biker Boyz,” “Addicted” and “Into the Blue” as well as music video appearances for Britney Spears and Toni Braxton. He’s returned to modeling for Beyoncé’s Ivy Heart x Adidas campaign and most recently the “DSQUARED2” runway show. Beckford is an avid supporter and ambassador for the nonprofit Kick4Life F.C., and a proud father to a son.

Beckford has been linked to many high-profile women, but has never married. Now in his 50’s, he’s finally ready to put the past behind him and look for a genuine relationship that will last a lifetime.

2. Carlos Boozer

Carlos Boozer is a two-time NBA All-Star, Olympic gold and bronze medalist, and national champion with Duke University. After a decorated career at Duke — where he led the Blue Devils to the ACC Championships and earned All-American, First Team All-ACC and MVP honors — he joined the NBA. Over 13 NBA seasons, he played for the Utah Jazz, Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers (among others), was voted to the NBA All-Star team and earned All-NBA Third Team honors. A Juneau, Alaska, native, Booze was part of the 2008 Team USA Redeem Team and helped the team win Olympic gold. Off the court, Boozer is an ESPN analyst, entrepreneur and author of “Every Shot Counts: A Memoir of Resilience.” He’s also a proud father of four.

Boozer has been married twice. Though the marriages didn’t work out, he still hasn’t lost his love for love. He’s hoping that “Kings Court” brings him closer to finding the one.

3. Thaddeus Bullard

Thaddeus Bullard, known as WWE legend Titus O’Neil, is a published author, two-time finalist for the ESPN Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award and winner of the 2021 Warrior Award. A former WWE tag team champion and the inaugural WWE 24/7 champion, he was also the 2021 host of “WrestleMania.” Before wrestling, he was the #1 high school football recruit in the nation and went on to play college football at the University of Florida, where he also served as student body vice president. He’s the author of “There’s No Such Thing as a Bad Kid” and “Wrestling with Fatherhood.” Recognized as one of WWE’s most philanthropic superstars, he created the Bullard Family Foundation and has a Tampa, Fla.-based middle school named after him – Thaddeus M. Bullard Academy at Sligh Middle Magnet School. A father of three, he was named Celebrity Dad of the Year in 2015 by the MEGA Dad Awards.

Bullard is a divorced dad and has focused his life around his kids. He now finds himself an empty nester and is ready to find someone special to enjoy the next phase of life.

4. Holly Robinson Peete

Holly Robinson Peete is an American actress, author and TV host. She’s best known for her roles on “21 Jump Street,” “Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper” and “For Your Love,” and recently hosted the Peacock reality dating series “Queens Court,” alongside her husband, Rodney Peete.

Outside of television, Peete is a passionate advocate for autism awareness and Parkinson’s disease. With Rodney, she co-founded the HollyRod Foundation, which offers support for families caring for a loved one living with a diagnosis. As an author, her children’s book, “My Brother Charlie,” won an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work. She has been married for more than 30 years and the couple has four children together.

5. Rodney Peete

Rodney Peete is a former NFL quarterback who played 16 seasons with several teams, including the Detroit Lions, Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins, Oakland Raiders, and Carolina Panthers. He played college football for USC, where he earned first-team All-American honors. After retiring from professional football, Peete transitioned into broadcasting, co-hosting “The Best Damn Sports Show Period” and hosting radio programs such as “Lunchtime with Roggin and Rodney.” He is also the author of “Not My Boy! A Father, a Son and One Family’s Journey with Autism,” which details his family’s experiences.

Rodney has been married to Holly Robinson for over 30 years, and they have four children together. Recently, Rodney hosted the Peacock reality dating series “Queens Court” with Holly, and now they are co-hosting Bravo’s new dating series “Kings Court.”