Mary J. Blige Lands New Role In Netflix TV Series

Source: Michael Kovac / Getty
Mary J. Blige might be an amazing singer, but has been taking her talents to television lately. Deadline reports that the Academy Award nominee for “Mudbound” just landed a role on Netflix’s series “The Umbrella Academy.” The show is based upon a popular novel by Gerard Way.
“The Umbrella Academy” will follow members of a dysfunctional family of superheroes as they try to solve the mysterious death of their father. Blige will play a hit woman and will travel to kill assigned targets. She has a reputation to be sociopathic and believes in torturing people.
The show will be executive produced by Steve Blackman and Gerard Way will serve as the co-executive producer. There is no date on when the show will come out, but fans should be excited. Congratulations to Mary J. Blige on this new opportunity.
RELATED: Praise Break: Be Encouraged By Mary J. Blige [EXCLUSIVE]
RELATED: Kendu Isaacs Wants More Money From Mary J. Blige
The Latest:
- Jussie Smollett Still Claims 2019 Attack Was Real, Calls Police and Ex-Mayor ‘Villains’
- Denzel Washington Says He Doesn’t Care About Oscars
- Offset Admits Fault in Cardi B Fallout: ‘I F*cked Up’
- What Happened To Giovanni Pelletier? Family Demands Answers After Teen’s Body Reportedly Found In Pond
- SHEIN’s Atlanta Pop-Up Goes Viral After Over 1K People Search Daily For Fashionably Fly Fits While Shopping & Swag Surfing
- Ralph Lauren’s Polo Bear Makes Film Debut In Animated Short
- Beyoncé’s 1st Emmy Is A Win For The Fashion Girls, Too
- A$AP Rocky, Ice Spice, and Denzel Light Up Spike Lee’s New Crime Epic
- Cam’Ron & Omar Gooding Back-And-Forth Beef Continues To Escalate
- Drake Demands UMG Reveal Kendrick Lamar “Not Like Us” Contract Details
- Rest In Power: Notable Black Folks Who We’ve Lost In 2025
- Celebs Who Turn 50 This Year
- Urban One Radiothon For St. Jude Kids Raises $1.6 Million
- The 50 Hottest, Flyest & Sexiest Looks from Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour
- US Embassy Official Told Trump’s South African Refugee Program Is For White People Only, New Report Says